Topic 3 - Innate Immune Sensing of Danger Flashcards

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Phagocyte

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C

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  • Most complement proteins are named with a “C” and a number.
    • Ex) C1, C2, C3…
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3
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Opsonin

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4
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Anaphylatoxin

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5
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Chemoattractant

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6
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Complement fixation

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(Binding of C3b to pathogen surface)
- Is when the pathways converge, and is the MOST
IMPORTANT FUNCTION of complement activation.

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7
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CR#

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8
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Explain what is meant by the following statement: “Complement works in a cascade fashion that amplifies as it proceeds.”

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9
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List the major advantage that complement has compared to antibody in tagging pathogens for disposal.

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10
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List and define the 4 main functions that the complement proteins can perform for the immune system.

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1) . Opsonize
2) . Chemoattractant
3) . Form a pore by lyses
4) . Be Anaphylatoxins

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