T6 Specific immunity Flashcards

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1
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What is another name for antibodies

A

Immujnoglobins

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2
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Describe the structure of immunoglobins

A

4 polypeptide chains
held together by disulfide bonds
Containing antigen binding sites

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3
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Name the two mechanisms by which antibodies work

A

Neutralisation and Agglutination

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4
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How does neutralisation (antibodies) occur

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when specific antibodies attach to antigens to prevent virus from attaching and entering body cells to replicate

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5
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How does agglutination (antibodies) work

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When specific antibodies bind many pathogens together which encourages phagocytosis

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6
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Name the two classes of cells involved in specific immune responses

A

t cells and b cells

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7
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Where are b cells made

A

Bone marrow

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8
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Where are t cells made

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thymus gland

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9
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Name different types of t cells

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T-helper
T-killer
T-memory

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10
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Name the type of receptors involved in specific immunity

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CD4

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