Lymphatic System Part II Flashcards

1
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Molecule that is recognized by cells of adaptive immune system

A

ANTIGENS

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2
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elicits a response from these cells

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ANTIGENS

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3
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Soluble molecules (proteins or polysaccharides)

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ANTIGENS

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4
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Proteins from the intact cell (bacteria, protozoa, or tumor cells)

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ANTIGENS

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5
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small molecular domains of the antigen

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ANTIGENIC DETERMINANTS / EPIPTODES

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6
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IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ANTIGENS:

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a. Cellular
b. Humoral
c. both

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7
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IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ANTIGENS:

in which lymphocytes are primarily in charge of eliminating the antigen.

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Cellular

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8
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IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ANTIGENS:

in which antibodies are primarily responsible for the response

A

Humoral

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9
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a glycoprotein of the immunoglobulin family

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ANTIBODIES

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10
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interacts specifically with an antigenic determinant

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ANTIBODIES

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11
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isolated carboxyl-terminal portion of the heavy-chain molecules

A

FC REGION

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12
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

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I. IgG ANTIBODY
II. IgA ANTIBODY
III. IgM ANTIBODY
IV. IgE ANTIBODY
V. IgD ANTIBODY

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13
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Most abundant 75-85% in blood

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IgG ANTIBODY

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14
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Increased during infections

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IgG ANTIBODY

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15
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Highly soluble and stable (half-life> 3 weeks)

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IgG ANTIBODY

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16
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Crosses placental barrier into the fetal circulation

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IgG ANTIBODY

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17
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

PASSIVE immunity against certain infections until the newborn’s own adaptive immunity is acquired

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IgG ANTIBODY

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18
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Present in almost all exocrine secretions

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IgA ANTIBODY

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19
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Dimeric form

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IgA ANTIBODY

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20
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Heavy chains of two monomer are united by polypeptide J chain.

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IgA ANTIBODY

21
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Produced by plasma cells in mucosae of the digestive, respiratory, and reproductive tracts

A

IgA ANTIBODY

22
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Secretory component – protects the antibody from proteolysis

A

IgA ANTIBODY

23
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

5-10%

A

IgM ANTIBODY

24
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Pentameric form united by J chain

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IgM ANTIBODY

25
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Produced in an initial response to an antigen

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IgM ANTIBODY

26
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Most effective antibody class in activating complement system

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IgM ANTIBODY

27
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

less abundant in circulation

A

IgE ANTIBODY

28
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Found on the surface of the mast cells and basophils

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IgE ANTIBODY

29
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Found on the surface of the mast cells and basophils

A

IgE ANTIBODY

30
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Triggers the release of histamine, heparin, and leukotrienes

A

IgE ANTIBODY

31
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

Allergic reaction (allergens)

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Allergic reaction (allergens)

32
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

least abundant in plasma

A

IgD ANTIBODY

33
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

least understood class of antibody

A

IgD ANTIBODY

34
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

bound to the surface of B lymphocytes

A

IgD ANTIBODY

35
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CLASSES OF ANTIBODIES:

act as antigen receptors in triggering B-cell activation.

A

IgD ANTIBODY

36
Q

Antigen-binding sites of IgG and IgA antibodies are able to:

A

bind specifically
neutralize certain viral particles and bacterial toxins
agglutinate many bacterial cells
precipitate most soluble antigens

37
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precipitate most soluble antigens

A

Complement protein

38
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Will be activated through a cascade of enzymatic reactions

A

COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION

39
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specific complement components bind and rupture membranes of invading cell

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After Complement Activation

40
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Clump antigen-bearing bacteria or cells

A

After complement activation

41
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Elicit arrival of relevant leukocytes

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After complement activation

42
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Refers to the ability of receptors on macrophages, neutrophils, and eosinophils to recognize and bind the Fc portions of antibodies attached to surface antigens of microorganisms

A

OPSONIZATION

43
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Antibodies bound to antigens on virus-infected cells of the body are recognized by the primitive lymphocytes called ___

A

NK cells

44
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NK cells activation is Activated to kill the infected cell by releasing

A

perforin and various granzymes

45
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CELLS OF ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY

A

ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS
LYMPHOCYTES
T LYMPHOCYTES
B LYMPHOCYTES

46
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Active endocytotic systems

A

ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS

47
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Mediate the cellular immune response by processing and present the antigens for recognition by certain lymphocytes

A

ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS

48
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ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS:

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ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS