Unit 2: Adaptive Immunity Flashcards

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B Lymphocytes

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-Humoral immunity
-Secretion of ANTIBODIES by plasma cells
-Defend against: bacteria , toxins, viruses in body fluids

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T-Lymphocyte

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-Cell-mediated immunity
-Production of cytokines by helper T cells
- Lysis of cells by cytotoxic T cells

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Define Antigen

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Antibody generators confer specificity

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Define Epitope

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Recognition sites for B or T cells

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5
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Define antigen receptors

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Recognize certain antigens only

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B Cells

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Membrane antibodies or B cell receptors ( BCR’s)

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T Cells

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T cell receptors (TCR)

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Specificity

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B & T cells have receptors (BCRS & TCRS) that can recognize and bind to specific antigens

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Diversity

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B & T - lymphocytes have the ability to recognize billions of different epitopes

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Memory

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First exposure to antigens selects/expands clones of B&T cells effector cell (deal w/ pathogen) and memory cells (long lived) subsequent exposure to antigen is faster / greater magnitude (memory cells)

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Self-Tolerance

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During their development B & T cells that recognize self antigen are deleted

Autoimmune disease= failure of self tolerance

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3 types of T cells

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1) helper T cells
2) cytotoxic T Cells
3) Regulatory T cells

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Helper T cells

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Secrete cytokinesis that enhance activity of b cells and other t cells

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Cytotoxic T cells

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Kill virus - infected cells and abnormal cells

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Regulatory T cells

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secrete cytokines that suppress activity of B cells and other T cells

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16
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Which T cell expresses CD4?

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Helper T Cells

17
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Which T cell expresses CD8?

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Cytotoxic T cells

18
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Which T cell binds to MHC class ll?

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Helper T cells

19
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Which T cell binds to MHC class 1?

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Cytotoxic T cells

20
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Which T cell kills cells infected with/ viruses and tumor cells?

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Cytotoxic T cells

21
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What are perforins? What cell are they associated with?

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Form pore in membrane of infected cell.
-cytotoxic cell

22
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What are cytokines? What T cell are they associated with?

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Associated with Helper T cells
-stimulate and regulate immune response

23
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Effector Cells

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-combat antigen that stimulated production
-short lived

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Memory cells

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-long lived
-antigen specific

25
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Primary Immune Response

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-first exposure to antigen
-10-17 days to occur
-symptoms of illness occur during these days

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Secondary Immune Response

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-subsequent exposures to antigen
- 2-7 days to occur
- greater magnitude response and more prolonged
- occurs due to presence or memory cells