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1 - Basic concepts in Immunity
Functions of the immune response,
4 levels of defence of protection,
Innate immunity
30
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2 - Cells and Tissues of the Immune Response
What cell gives rise to all the c...,
What cells do common lymphoid pro...,
What do b lymphocytes give rise to
29
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3 - Leukocyte Recirculation and Migration into Tissues
Immune system cell migration,
Acute inflammation,
Steps of acute inflammation
22
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4 - Innate Immunity
Innate phase,
Innate phase,
Early induced innate response
37
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5 - Induced Responses of Innate Immunity
The innate immune system recognis...,
Examples of target of innate immu...,
Cellular locations of pattern rec...
57
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6 - Immune Receptors and Signal Transduction
Cytokines,
Ways of cytokine signalling,
Major categories of signalling re...
35
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7 - B and T Cell Receptors
Structure of b and t cell receptors,
Long chains,
Short chains
34
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8 - Antigen Presentation to T cells
Routes of antigen entry,
How are peptides shown to t cells,
Naive t cell activation
42
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9 - Development of T Cell Mediated Immunity
Where do t cells develop and mature,
Secondary lymphoid tissues,
Types of cell in thymus from cort...
32
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10 - T Cell Effector Responses
T cell pathway,
Naive t cells,
Cognate antigen
50
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11 - B cell Development
Transcription factors that initia...,
Phases of b lymphocyte life history,
Stages of lymphocyte maturation
66
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12 - B Cell Mediated Immunity (in depth first half)
What two forms to antibodies exis...,
Membrane bound antibodies,
Secreted antibodies
20
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12 - B cell Mediated Immunity
What do forms do antibodies exist in,
3 hypervariable regions,
Dissociation constant kd
35
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13 - B Cell Effector Functions
Humoral immune response,
Signals from the bound antigen an...,
Three main ways antibodies protec...
35
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14 - Vaccination
Variolation,
Who discovered vaccination,
Vaccination
31
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15 - Immunological Tolerance & Autoimmunity
Immune tolerance,
Self tolerance,
Autoimmunity
32
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16 - Immunological Memory
Linked recognition,
Immunological memory,
Naive t cells in lymph nodes
30
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17 - Hypersensitivity
Type 1 immediate hypersensitivity,
Type 2 hypersensitivity,
Type 3 hypersensitivity
37
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18 - Immunology of Transplant
Why does transplantation of cells...,
Rejection,
Autologous graft
38
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19 - Mucosal Immunity
Examples of mucosal tissues of im...,
Effector cells activated in mucos...,
Nalt
36
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20 - Tumour Immunity
What is lethality of malignant tu...,
What is the malignant phenotype o...,
Immune surveillance
41
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21 - Immunodeficiency Disorders
Primary congenital immunodeficien...,
Secondary acquired immunodeficien...,
Major immune defects underlying i...
28
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22 - Immune Responses in Viral Infection
How is viral infection prevented,
What is immune response to viruse...,
Tlr3
24
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23 - Immune Responses to Bacteria
Pathogenesis,
What determines immune responses ...,
What is active against peptidogly...
26
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24 - Immune Responses to Parasites & Fungi
What is defense against helminthi...,
Eosinophils,
Mast cells
24
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