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Immunology (Adaptive immunity
APC (macrophages, dendritic cells and B…
Immunology
Adaptive immunity
APC (macrophages, dendritic cells and B cells) of innate activate adaptive
T lymphocyte
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Killer
MHC 1
not soluble
IL2 required
- Once active, release molecules granzymes or perforins
- perforins cause holes: osmollyse
- Granzyme causes target cell to apoptose
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B lymphocyte
- mature bone marrow
- coated with antibodies
- Circulate in lymph but a bit in blood
- Produce antibodies
Plasma
Antibody: humoral
- Opsonisation (encourage phagocytosis): they clump around pathogen/anchor it
- Activate complement (classic pathway)
- Reduce toxity
IgD
- Indiviudlal molecule surface B cells
- Bind antigens in ECF
- Sensilization of B cell
IgM
- Pentameric structure
- Antibody secreted aftet antigen encountered
- IgM declines as IgG accelerates
- agglutination of incompatible bloody types are IgM antibodies
IgE
- indiviudal molecule to exposed surfaces of basophils and mast cells
IgA
- Dimer/trimer
- Glandular secretion mucus, tears, saliva and semen
- Antibodies attack pathogens before they gain access to internal tissues
IgG
- Account for 80% antibodies
- Resistance against many virsues, bacteria and bacterial toxins
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MHC
- Proteins put on membrane of their owners, used to present antigen:
MC 1 &2
- All nucleated cells: MHC1
- Pro-APCs:MHC2
MHC 2
- Talk to T-Helper cells
- Stimulate them and IL2 is produced
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