Module 1 Flashcards
Respiratory burst is the generation of _____
superoxide anion
NADPH oxidase are found in all granules except:
primary (not found in primary)
Fenton reaction is the generation of ____ free radical by using superoxide dismutase (SOD) and Iron
hydroxyl
Generation of “Cellular Bleach” produces a very toxic free radical called ____ by using myeloperoxidase (MPO) and Cl-
HOCl (hypochlorous acid)
Free radical generation by Neutrophils can be accomplished in 3 ways :
Respiratory Burst
Fenton Reaction
Cellular Bleach
What cell bridge the innate and adaptive immune response?
Neutrophils
Macrophage
Monocytes
Dendritic Cells
Macrophages
(T or B) Lymphocytes are able to recognize antigen that are processed and presented by other cells.
T
(T or B) Lymphocytes are capable of recognizing a Variety of both soluble and presented forms of microbial antigen that includes protein, polysaccharides, lipids, and nucleic acids.
B
_____- is a molecule or fragment that is too small to be immunogenic, but can be made so by binding to a larger carrier (protein) to generate antibody
Hapten
____ is a small structure within an antigen that directly interacts with the antibody and T/B cell receptors. Also called antigenic determinant.
Epitope
_____ is a part of macro structure of microbes or transformed self cells that can be recognized by antibodies, T cells and B cells, therefore this would be immunogenic.
Antigen
In cytosolic pathway, a viral protein is tagged with Ubiquitin then loaded onto TAP which transfers the fragment to MHC (I or II) in the ER to be presented on the surface of cell
MHC I
Antigen Processing: _____ Pathway for processing Intracellular proteins. (viral proteins)
Cytosolic
Antigen Processing: ______ Pathway for processing phagocytosed proteins
Endocytic
The purpose of the _____ Pathway is to weed out infected, transformed, and foreign self cells by T cells.
Cytosolic