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Immune System
- Functional system-only comes up when needed
- 2 types
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#1 of immune system Innate
- Non-specific, reacts to anything
- 2 lines of defence
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1st line of defence
Ex: skin barrier, mucus protection
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2nd line of defence
Ex: blood, phragocytes, protiens
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#2 Immune systme Addaptive
- If all fails to work and protect body this line of defence works
- Antibodies
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Trachea
Cartilage ring like shape not complete mucsle area at top
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Phagocytes
- Name given to any cell that can do a function
- Function is to kill bugs
- From monocytes
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Adhersion to phagocytes
Microbe clings to phagocyte and killed and removed from cell
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Pseudopods
Capsule formed around microbe so it can be moved through cell and then removed
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Lysosome in phragocyte
- Kills and digests microbe
- Suicide packet of cell
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Acid-hydrolase enzyme
Lysosome enzymes-kill microbe in phagocytes
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Phagocytic vesicle
Vesicle that carries microbe through phagocyte with lysosome enzymes
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Phagosome
- The name of microbe once inside the cell
- Lysosome enzyme attach and kill bug in phagosome
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Opsonigation process
The coating of sugar on microbe so it can be attached by phagocyte
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NKC-Natral Killer Cells
- "Pitt Bulls" of immune system
- Defence, Immune cells
- Secrete perfornis-sphere like-kills bugs
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Nervouse system defence cells
Microgillia-immune cell of brain
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Liver immune cell
Kupffer cell-immune cell
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Respitatory Burst
The taking in of air by cells to make O- free radicals that will kill bugs
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Infection
Attach of microbes
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Inflammation
- Response given by body to attach of microbe
- Heat, pain, swelling, red
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Phagotisis
The process of an invading microbe being killed and decarted
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Inflammatory Chemicals
- Ex: Histomine
- Sends positive chemotaxiz signal out from site of inflammation
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Positive Chemotaxis
- Signal sent out by imflammatory chemicals
- Reinforces chemical movement to cite of infection
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Neutrophils
- Enter blood vessels from bone marrow
- Cling to walls of blood vessels
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Margination
Neutrophils cells walk along blood vessels so it wont be draged away by blood traveling in other direction
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Diapedesis
Neutrophils walk along to infection cite with legs then travel up to cite to kill bugs
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Virus
DNA and RNA-need host to live and divide
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Virus entry
- Only DNA, RNA enter cell
- Use up all the cells good to divide and live
- Travels cell to cell infecting each
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Interferon Genes (Host cell) of virus entry
Makes interferon protiens, sends to next cell which will be made into anti-viral protiens which block virus from binding
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Retroviral Drugs
Blocks RNA virus from becoming DNA very exspensive treatment (HIV)
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Complement proteins
- Groud of proteins-20 diff types
- Makes hole on invading bug and makes it stay open for ever-so enzyme & lysosomes can always enter
- Complex cascade
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Addaptive-antibodies
when 1st and 2nd line fail we make antibodies
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Antibodies
- Anything that works agianst anything invading
- Attatch to antingen at protein cite
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Antigenic Determinants
- Antibodies are made against these
- Shape depends on amino acid protein
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Antigen
Invading protein, must match up at hapten for antibody to work
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Hapten
- Site where antigen and antibody attatch
- Only need a portion of antigenic determinants to make antibodies
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Attenuated virus
A weakened virus, alive but weak
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Dead virus
virus is dead cant live
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Antibody Parts
- Heavy chain
- Light chain
- Antigen-binding site
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Antigen-binding site
Site where antigen (invader) binds to antibody at tip
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B lymphocytes
- Blood cell that makes antibodies
- Antigen binding to lymphocytes to kill antigen
- B lymphocytes are cloned
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Plasama Cells
Makes antibodies that are put in blood and circulated constintly
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Memory Cells
- A copy of antibodies combination
- If antibody #'s get low it can copy and make more and more plasma cells so antibodies can be made
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Vacines
Weakend or dead bug-gives cells time to recognize the virus so antibodies can be made befor illness
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IgM
first antibody that is made in immune response
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IgG
Most # of antibodies in blood from IgG
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Immunity
Body respose or vaccine
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Pyrogen
realeased by phagocytes responce (fever)
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Naturally acquired immunity
- Mounting resonse in body at all times
- Active-infection
- Passive-antibodies passed through mothers milk
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Artificially acquired immunity
- Vaccine
- Active-vaccine dead or attenuated
- Passive-isolated antibodies produced outside the body and given synthetically
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First shot
Antibodies go down after awhile never hit zero
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Booster shot
- Stimulates memory cells to make more plasma cells that make antibodies
- Keeps antibodies up for years
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Toxins and Bug
Both have antibodies
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Antigen Antibody complex
Both come together inactivation-everything stops antibody stops antigen
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Neutralization of antigen
Blocks all sides of antigen makes it inactive
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Agglutination of antigen
Alot of antibodies bind to antigen and pull it down and they clupm together inactive
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Precipitation of antigen
Become particalized and are pulled down into tube become inactive and insoluble
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Myesthenia graves
Your body makes antibodies agianst eseatolie receptors-decrease mucsle movement-in face
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Transution reacation
- Immune reacation to antigens
- Given in transfusion
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Anafolectic Shock
- Increased immune reaction
- body goes crazy
- Anafolatic shock
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Atopy
When shock spreads to whole body
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Autograph
- Organ or tissue from your body to you
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Isopgraph
- Twins-share stuff
- No transplant rejection
- (similar)
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Allograph
- No relation
- Same species
- Exchange of organ and tissue
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Xenograph
- Not the same species
- Organ or tissue transplant
- Pig
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