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Tissues and Organs of the Immune System Flashcards

1
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What is big question to ask about pathogen?

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How big is it? Intra or extra cellular

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2
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First thing that happens

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Inflammation

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3
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Goal of immunity

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maintain homeostasis

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4
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2 steps of immunity

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Recognition

Effector functions

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5
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Hematopoietic stem cell becomes

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COmmon myeloid progenitor and common lymphoid progenitor

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6
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Common lymphoid vs common myeloid

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Lymph - adaptive

Myeloid - innate

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7
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What allows ID of lymphocytes?

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CD markers

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8
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Small lymphocyte amounts

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20-40%

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9
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Types of small lymphocytes and their percentages of the lymphocytes

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T lympho - helper (50%), cytotoxic (25%)

B lympho - 25%

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10
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Plasma cells…where are they from, what do they do, where are they found

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From B cells
Secretes antibodies (eliminate micro organisms)
Not often found in blood

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11
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NK cell amount and what does it do?

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Kills virus-infected/tumor cells
5% of lymphocytes in blood
Resident in tissue sites

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12
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Monocyte location, shape, function, differentiation

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Kidney nucleus with lots of cytoplasm
Weekly phagocytic and microbicidal
Differentiates to macrophage or dendritic cell upon leaving blood

Mostly found in blood

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13
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Macrophage function and location

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Tissue sites

Phagocytic, microbicidal, tissue repair, activate T cells

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14
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Dendritic cell location and function

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Activate T helper cells, phagocytic,

Mostly in tissue sites

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15
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Neutrophil morphology, function

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Phagocytic and microbicidal

Segmented nucleus

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Eosinophil morphology, function

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Immune response to parasites and allergic immune responses

Red staind granules in cytoplasm

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17
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Basophil morphology and function

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Parasites and allergic responses
Contains histamine (vasodilation) and heparin (anti-coagulant)
Darkly stained nucleus

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18
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Mast cells and function

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Immune and allergic response

Close to blood vessels, skin, etc…similar to basophils

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19
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Megakaryocyte

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Platelet production

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20
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Leukocyte amounts

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Neutrophils - 40-75
Eosinophil - 1-6
Basophil - <1 
Monocyte - 2-10
Lymphocyte - 20-50
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21
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If lymphocyte count high

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Then probably viral infection

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22
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Lymphatic circulatin

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Vessels pick up fluid at venule end of capillary network and return to the heart…lymph nodes filter

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23
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How to lymphocytes get to lymph node from heart?

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Arteries

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24
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How do lymphocytes get from lymph node to heart

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Efferent venule to venous system (essentially thoracic duct)

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25
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Diffuse tissues

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Associated with mucosal epithelial surfaces

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26
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Encapsulated types and what theydo

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Primary lymphoid - site of immune cell production

Secondary lymphoid - site of immune cell function

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27
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Myelopoiesis occurs in

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bone marrow

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28
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Lymphoposiesis occurs in

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B - bone marrow

T - thymus

29
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Both B and T cells originate during development in the

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Liver

30
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Clonal proliferation

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Happens to B and T cells after exposure to an antigen…those that are specific to a given type proliferate

31
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Activation occurs in

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Lymph nodes and spleen

32
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MALT

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Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue - found under any wet epithelium…must be passed through to get into the body

33
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Skin lined by

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Stratified squamous epithelium

34
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Skin cell adhesion

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Tight junctions - must be broken to enter

35
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Commensal bacteria

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Found on surface of skin

36
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Mechanical epithelial barriers

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Tight junctions
Logitudinal flow of air or fluid
Movement of mucous by cilia

37
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Chemical epithelial barriers

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Fatty acids
Enzymes
Low pH
Antibacterial peptides (defensins, cryptidins)

38
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Microbiological epithelial barriersa

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Commensal bacteria compete for nutrients and attachment and can produce antibacterial substances

39
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Organized MALT

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Tonsils, Peyer’s patches, appendix

40
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Diffuse MALT

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Lamina propria

41
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GALT will have

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Epithelium with M cells and dendritic cells inside…follicle for B cells and germinal center

42
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M cell

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Captures things on mucosal surfaces and presents into germinal centers

43
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Central tolerance induction

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Occurs in the thymus…lymphocytes that posses self-reactivity are eliminated…moves from cortex to medulla

44
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Bone marrow is unique in that

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It is a primary AND secondayr lymphoid organ

45
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How do cells exit marrow

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Central sinus

46
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What is compartmentalized in the bone marrow

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Hematopoeisis

47
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Bone marrow is important reservoir for

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Neutrophils

48
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Neutrophil lifespan

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Short (6-8 hours)

49
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How to neutrophils get to tissue

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Leave bone marrow and pass through endothelium…eat material and degraded by macrophages

50
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Spleen is site of

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Adaptive immune response to blood borne pathogens

51
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Red pulp

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Rich in macrophages that filter blood of foreign materials and old RBCs

52
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White pulp

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Multiple immune cell types present to initiate adaptive immune response

53
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PALS

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Area surrounding central arterioles rich in T cells

54
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Lymphoid follicle

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Outpocketing of lymphocytes from PALS rich in B cells

55
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Primary lymphoid follicles contain

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Naive B cells

56
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Secondary lymphoid follicles contain

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Outer mantle of naive B cells with germinal center of activated B cells

57
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Visceral lymph node types

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Pre-vertebral/mesenteric

58
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Lymph node is site of

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Adaptive immune response to tissue-borne antigens

Filtration units for affarent lymphatic vessels

59
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Normal lymph carries

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Interstitial fluids/proteins to blood

60
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In infection, lymph carriers

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Microorganisms and antigens from tissue site

61
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What always migrates from lymph nodes to tissue

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Dendritic cells

62
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High endothelial venule (HEV)

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How Naive lymphocytes enter the lymph node (B and T cells)

63
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How to lymphocytes exit lymph node?

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Single efferent lymphatic

64
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Paracortical region

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Contains follicles and T-cell rich regions

65
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Medulla

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Rich in macrophages and plasma cells

66
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What enters via affarent lymphatic vessels?

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DCs and antigens

67
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What enters via artery and vein

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Naive lymphocytes (B and T cells)

68
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Lymph filtered by

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Lymph nodes

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