Week 2- Adaptive Immunity

Question 1

Adaptive Immunity is

Answer 1

-More Specific
-Has Memory

Question 2

Innate immunity works with adaptive by

Answer 2

introducing tings for adaptive to kill

Question 3

General characteristics of adaptive:
Recognition of ____ (antigens)

Answer 3

non self

Question 4

General characteristics of adaptive:
I ___ than innate but more ___

Answer 4

slower but more specific

Question 5

General characteristics of adaptive:
Adaptive provides ____ term protection

Answer 5

longer

Question 6

Clonal Diversity begins at birth and occurs primarily in primary____ organs

Answer 6

lymphoid

Question 7

Examples of primary lymphoid organs

Answer 7

thymus, bone marrow

Question 8

As B & T cells mature, they migrate to ____ lymphoid organs

Answer 8

secondary

Question 9

Examples of Secondary lymphoid organs

Answer 9

spleen, lymph nodes, adenoids, tonsils, Peyer’s patches (intestines)

Question 10

Clonal Selection requires

Answer 10

exposure of cell to antigen

Question 11

Clonal selection: Antigen is processed then presented to immune cells by

Answer 11

Antigen Presenting Cells (APCs)

Question 12

B cells turn into

Answer 12

Antibodies

Question 13

T cells turn into

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Effector Cells

Question 14

Active immunity

Answer 14

-Produced after natural exposure to ANTIGEN
-Body Builds up own antibodies

Question 15

Passive Immunity

Answer 15

Antibodies from somewhere or someone else introduced to body

Question 16

Examples of Active immunity

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Infection, Vaccine

Question 17

Examples of Passive Immunity

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Maternal antibodies, Monoclonal antibodies/IVIG

Question 18

An antigen that can trigger an immune response

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Immunogenic Antigen

Question 19

Epitope

Answer 19

Part of antigen that binds

Question 20

Paratope

Answer 20

Part of antibody that binds

Question 21

Immunogenic capability depends on

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how foreign, size, chemically complex, amount

Question 22

antibody =

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Immunoglobulin

Question 23

Antibodies/Immunoglobulin are produced by

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Plasma cells

Question 24

IgG

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Chronic inflammation/infex

Question 25

IgA

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Secretory (immune function of mucous membranes)

Question 26

IgM

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Initial response

Question 27

IgE

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Allergic response

Question 28

-Most abundant
-Crosses placenta
-Accounts for most of protective activity

Answer 28

IgG

Question 29

-Secretory organs
-Mucus, gut secretions
-Located along glands, mucosal surfaces

Answer 29

IgA

Question 30

-First responder produced during response to antigen

Answer 30

IgM

Question 31

-Defends against parasite
-Allergic reactions
-Histamine release

Answer 31

IgE

Question 32

What cells proves antigen from cite of inflammation

Answer 32

Dendritic Cells

Question 33

Antigen processing and presentation requires what 3 things

Answer 33

1) Appropriate antigen type
2) Lymphocyte recognition
3) Appropriate presentation of antigen

Question 34

When is IgM detectable in body after initial exposure

Answer 34

5-7 days (in body before that but not detectable)

Question 35

Superantigens

Answer 35

-out of control inflammatory response
–excessive production of cytokines

Question 36

What cells provide peripheral tolerance to antigens
(If we don’t have -> autoimmune, cancer)

Answer 36

T regulatory lymphocytes