Structure And Function Of Complement System Flashcards
Structures that does Lysis require?
Ab— heat insensitive
Complement— heat sensitive
3 functions of complement system
1-Opsonization and phagocytosis
2-Complment-mediated cytolysis
3-Stimulation of inflammatory reactions
Which structures binds to microbe in order to opsonize
C3b
C4b
The ab-microbe + C3b complex is recognized by which receptor
CR1
Which formation occur in the Complement mediated cytolysis stage
MAC
How is the most circulating forms of complements
Inactive —> proenzymes or zymogens
Complement proteins synthesized in
Hepatocytes mostly
Tissue macrophages
Blood monocytes
Epi cells
Which cytokines induce the secretion of certain complement proteins
Acute phase proteins
TNF
IL-1
IL-6
IFN-y
3 activation of complement cascades
Alternative — no need for ab
Classical — ab
Lectin — Mannose
Activation of C3
C3 activation occurs by the cleavage of C3 to C3b and C3a
C3b for opsonization
C3a for inflammation
Alternative pathway is a part of the which immune system
Innate immune system
Formation of MAC
Initiated by C5 conversion to C5a and C5b
C5b binds C6
After then C7,C8,C9 binds and forms MAC
Initiation of Classical pathway dependent on
ab-ag interaction
Classical pathway is a part of which immune system
Adaptive immune system
Classical pathway ag-ab interaction causes
Activation of C1
For activation two heads of C1q must be simultaneously bound to the Fc region of IgG