Richardson - Lymphoid Tissue Flashcards
Function of lymphoid tissues
Protect body from foreign substances and organisms
Distinguish self from non-self
Remove infected, damaged, or cancerous cells
Molecules that bind to antibodies or the T cell receptors
(Antibodies bind small regions of large molecules)
(T cell receptors bind small peptides processed from larger proteins)
Antigen
The N terminal region of heavy and light chains in antibodies is ____
Highly variable
Membrane bound antibodies have a _______ domain at the C terminal
Transmembrane
Form: membrane and secreted pentamer
Function: B cell antigen receptor
IgM
Form: membrane
Function: B cell antigen receptor:
IgD
Form: secreted, major immunoglobulin found in serum
Function: phagocytosis, Neonatal immunity
IgG
Form: secreted, binds to receptors on mast cells
Function: allergic reactions, parasites
IgE
Form: secreted Dimer
Function: mucosal immunity
IgA
Membrane bound antibodies
• Recognize epitopes on a variety of
extracellular macromolecules
B lymphocytes
• T cell receptor (TCR)
• Recognizes small peptides on the surface
of antigen presenting cells or infected cells
T Lymphocytes
Initial recognition and processing of antigens, done by dendritic cells, macrophages, and neutrophils
Innate immunity
Immune response and effector function
Lymphocytes
b cells - humoral
T cells- cell mediated
Plasma cells
Adaptive immunity
Part of adaptive immunity
Function to produce large quantities of antibodies
Plasma cells
Part of adaptive immunity.
Recoginzes antigens inside cells that are presented to the TCR
T Cells - cell mediated immunity
Part of adaptive immunity
Recognizes antigens outside the cell
B cells - humoral immunity
Neutrophils, macrophages, and langerhans cells are all part of the -_____- immmune system
Innate