Path Final Additional cards 2 Flashcards
IgM is the natural antibody against what?
ABO blood group ag.
Which Ig has the smallest molecular weight?
IgG.
When will IgG be produced?
Small amounts produced on initial immunization and boosted on re-exposure.
IgG’s act as an opsonin which is what?
bacteria coating and phagocytosis.
IgA will be mainly found where?
In mucosal secretions; milk, tears, respiratory, GI tract.
What is the function of IgA?
Protective.
What Ig is secreted by sensitized plasma cells in tissues?
IgE.
IgE are attached locally to what?
Mast cells.
What is the function of IgE’s?
mediates allergic reactions in tissues, and to protect against parasites.
Where are IgD’s found at?
Cell membrane-bound found exclusively on B cells.
What is the function of the IgD?
participates in antigenic activation of B cells
Which of the Ig’s will not be released in the serum?
IgD.
What is the Major Histocompatiblity complex essential for?
presentation of antigens to T cells.
The major histocompatibility complex is AKA?
human leukocyte antigen (HLA).
What is an immunologic finger print unique to me?
my major histocopmatibility complex.
What are the 2 groups of the major histocompatibilty complex?
Type I and Type II.
The type I major histocompatibility complex has receptors for what?
CD8+ or the T suppressor or cytotoxic cells.
The type II major histocompatibility complex reacts with what?
CD4+ or the T-helper cells.
What are the antigen-presenting cells of the major histocompatibility complex?
Macrophages, and B cells if antigen is internalized.
What is the function of the Major histocompatibility complex (MHC)?
To present antigens to T cells.
T cells can only react to membrane-bound antigens and this means what?
Without Antigen presenting cells T cell will have no reaction to antigens.
MHC type I is a receptor for the CD8+ cells and are found where?
On all nucleated cells of the body.
MCH type I links what to what?
CD8+ or the T suppressor or cytotoxic cells to antigen presenting cells (APC).
MCH type II react with the CD4+ or T helper cells and this will lead to what?
antigen presenting cells to Helper T lymphocytes. This serves as a presentation of exogenous antigens that are first internalized and processed.