Structure And Function Of Complement System Flashcards

1
Q

Structures that does Lysis require?

A

Ab— heat insensitive
Complement— heat sensitive

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2
Q

3 functions of complement system

A

1-Opsonization and phagocytosis
2-Complment-mediated cytolysis
3-Stimulation of inflammatory reactions

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3
Q

Which structures binds to microbe in order to opsonize

A

C3b
C4b

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4
Q

The ab-microbe + C3b complex is recognized by which receptor

A

CR1

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5
Q

Which formation occur in the Complement mediated cytolysis stage

A

MAC

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6
Q

How is the most circulating forms of complements

A

Inactive —> proenzymes or zymogens

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7
Q

Complement proteins synthesized in

A

Hepatocytes mostly
Tissue macrophages
Blood monocytes
Epi cells

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8
Q

Which cytokines induce the secretion of certain complement proteins

A

Acute phase proteins
TNF
IL-1
IL-6
IFN-y

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9
Q

3 activation of complement cascades

A

Alternative — no need for ab
Classical — ab
Lectin — Mannose

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10
Q

Activation of C3

A

C3 activation occurs by the cleavage of C3 to C3b and C3a
C3b for opsonization
C3a for inflammation

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11
Q

Alternative pathway is a part of the which immune system

A

Innate immune system

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12
Q

Formation of MAC

A

Initiated by C5 conversion to C5a and C5b
C5b binds C6
After then C7,C8,C9 binds and forms MAC

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13
Q

Initiation of Classical pathway dependent on

A

ab-ag interaction

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14
Q

Classical pathway is a part of which immune system

A

Adaptive immune system

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15
Q

Classical pathway ag-ab interaction causes

A

Activation of C1
For activation two heads of C1q must be simultaneously bound to the Fc region of IgG

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16
Q

Which abs in Classical pathway can bind C1

A

Abs that have bound to ag
IgM
IgG

17
Q

Which type of Igs mostly activate the complement system at very high amounts

A

IgG1
IgG3

18
Q

Which Ig type can not activate the complement system

A

IgG4

19
Q

Lectin pathway is dependent of

A

Mannose binding lectin

20
Q

Role of Vitronectin

A

Inhibits the lysis by prevents the binding of C9 to MAC

21
Q

Roles of complement system

A

Cell lysis— MAC
Trigger inflammation- C3a, C5a
Attract phagocytes— C5a,C3b
Opsonise ag —C3b
Remove immune complexes—C3b
Activate naive B lymphocytes —C3b

22
Q

Role of complement system in the Anaphylatoxins and inflammatory response

A

Binding of anaphylatoxins to G-protein coupled receptors stimulates the release of pro inflammatory mediators from cells
*C3a and C5a

23
Q

Role of complement system in clearance of circulating immune complexes

A

Complement receptor of erythrocyte recognizes C3b by Fc
Bring it to Liver
Turn back to circulation
And phagocytosis occurs
Erythrocyte acts as a carrier

24
Q

Tremendous amplification of anti-pathogen response due to

A

Formation of C3b

25
Q

Complement activation promotes Clearance of pathogens and their products by

A

Opsonization
Immune complex clearance
Enhancement of ag presentation
Enhancement of B cell activation, memory and the generation of chemoattractant