week 2 Immunology & immunopathology Flashcards

1
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name the specialized stem cell found in bone marrow responsible for making different blood cells

A

Pluripotent stem cell

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2
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give an example of a cell type that differentiate in the bone marrow

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B cells

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3
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where do the T cells mature from

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Thymus

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4
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where do T cells and B cells go after maturation

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different lympoid tissues

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5
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give different region where microphages are found

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1.osteoclasts in bone 2. Kupffer cells in the liver 3. alveoli 4. Spleen 5. Peritoneum and Neuroglia ( microglial cells)

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6
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give an example of pathogens and their products

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  1. protein – bacterial toxins
  2. viruses & Prions
  3. bacteria , Fungi & Protozoa
  4. Helminths & mites
    ( size ranges from 1 as smallest to largest on 4 )
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7
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name the types of responses made against Pathogens

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  1. Neutralisation by plasma proteins ( viruses & prions/ bacterial toxins )
  2. phagocytosis by Leucocytes ( ingesting and killing)
  3. cytotoxicity (cell lysis of infected cells)
  4. humoral approach by antibodies (complement )
  5. Cytotoxic Lymphocytes
  6. containment of infected cells
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8
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name the types of immunity, the body elicits

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  1. innate immunity & 2.Adaptive immunity
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9
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contrast between innate and Adaptive immunity

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innate immunity
1. naturally present
2. present at birth 
3. Rapid onset 
4. no memory or specificity 
5. limited diversity 
6. present in vert + invertebrates
Adaptive Immunity 
1. available after exposure to antigens 
2. develops during childhood 
3. slow onset 
4. antigen specific 
5. b cell &T cell memory 
6. highly specific 
7. present in vertebrates only
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10
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name two forms of immune responses

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Humoral and Cellular ( mostly Complement each other )

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11
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upon exposure to Antigen, what does a naive mature B cell do ?

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differentiate either in a plasma cell or a memory B cell

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12
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what do plasma cells do

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produce antibodies

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13
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name the different types of antibodies

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IgG, IgA,IgE, IgM

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14
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name the antibody that can be made indipendent of TB Cell

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IgM

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15
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T Cell helps in making what antibodies

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Ig ( GAE).

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16
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Upon re-exposure by specific antigen, memory B cells ( do what ? 🤷🏾‍♂️?)

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produce antibodies specific for the antigens

17
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what types of antibodies do long memory B cells produce ( Hint: in presence of T cells )

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IgG, IgA, IgE

18
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what name is given to disorders caused by immune responses ?

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Hypersensitivity Disorders

19
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what is type I sensitivity ?

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mediated by IgM ( with 30 mins onset )

20
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what is type II ( cytotoxic + cytolytic ) sensitivity

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Mediated by IgG or IgM antibodies binding to antigens on cell surfaces →activating the complement cascade →cell destruction.

21
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what is type III sensitivity

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mediated by immune complexes (Ag-IgM or Ag-IgG complexes) activate complement; granulocytes (e.g. neutrophils) are attracted to the site of activation & damage is caused by the release of lytic enzymes. Reaction within hours of challenge with antigen.

22
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what is type IV sensitivity

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Involves both cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) and Th1 cells (CD4+) –no antibody involvement. Mediated by Th1 cells, which upon activation release cytokines →accumulation & activation of macrophages, plus activation of cytotoxic T cells →local damage. Reaction occurs days -weeks after challenge with antigen.