Mechanisms of Resistance to Microbial Infections Flashcards
M. leprae protective mechanism
Th1 stimulation is protective (Leads to Tuberculoid form)
N. gonorrhoeae evasive mechanism
Antigenic variation of pili and OMPs
EBV evasive mechanism
Generalized immunosuppression
Produces molecule homologous to IL-10 (shuts down Th1)
Rubeola evasive mechanism
Decreases MHC 2 expression
Protective mechanism against all Enveloped viruses
Ab blocks receptor binding
C Lyses envelope
Ab and C enhance phagocytosis
Th1 cells stimulate CTLs and NK
Psuedomonas evasive mechanism
Inactivates C3a, C5a
TB evasive mechanism
Sulfatides inhibit phagolysosome formation
Hepatitis C evasive mechanism
Bloacks IFN-α and -β
Adenovirus evasive mechanism
Decreases MHC1 Expression
Herpes simplex 1 and 2 protective mechanism
Enveloped Virus
Antibody blocks receptor binding
C lyses envelope
Ab and C enhances Phagocytosis
Th1 cells stimulate CTls and Nk
Herpesviridae protective mechanism
Enveloped Virus
Antibody blocks receptor binding
C lyses envelope
Ab and C enhances Phagocytosis
Th1 cells stimulate CTls and Nk
Protective mechanism against all Naked Capsid viruses
Antibody blocks receptor binding and CMI destroys infected cells
Listeria evasive mechanism
Hemolysin disrupts phagosome membrane allows escape into cytoplasm
Hepatitis C protective mechanism
Enveloped Virus
Antibody blocks receptor binding
C lyses envelope
Ab and C enhances Phagocytosis
Th1 cells stimulate CTls and Nk
Hepatitis B protective mechanism
Enveloped Virus
Antibody blocks receptor binding
C lyses envelope
Ab and C enhances Phagocytosis
Th1 cells stimulate CTls and Nk