01 Innate Immunity
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Innate immune response can react directly to invaders
T cells require antigen presentation from APC
If T cells can react to any thing, then autoimmune problems
interleukins: travel between leukocytes
Neutrophils on call to assist macrophages when needed
Virus have double stranded RNA and some single stranded RNA that transiently gets copied to double
DNA in human is methylated; bacteria has unmethylated DNA
macrophages guards, ready to consume any foreigners
proteases break down proteins, nucleases nucleotides, lysozymes cell wall
tissue destruction from macrophages/neutrophils
TB modifies surface of phagosome
macrophages 1st line of defense: IL-1
macrophages 1st line of defense: 1st IL
IL1 raises set point temperature
TNF-a kills tumors by causing coagulation in tumors, but can also cause DIC
backup cells to macrophages
SL X: carbohydrate
Neutrophils always have SL X, normally nothing to bind to
ICAM always on endothelial cells, normally can't bind anything
alk phos: low in some leukemias (CML)
collagenase: breaks down collagen; lysozyme: breaks down cell wall; lactoferrin: found in breast milk and binds iron, lyse bacteria and kill cell in neutrophils
LTB4
alternative pathway: spontaneous conversion
antibodies elements of adaptive immune system
NK part of innate; T/B part of adaptive
positive charge picks up Eosin dye
helminths binds multiple IgE, triggering cross link and degranulation
star shaped
professional antigen presenters
battle raging in tissue; dendritic cells pick up antigen to present to T cells
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