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describe activation of b and t cells and their function:
cytotoxic T cells always require a helper T cell's interlukens, act ove ra short distance, make PERFORINS.

B cells, usually require t-helper cells, act by producing antibodies and can work over long distances.
What are the relative concentration of lymphocytes?
70% are t cells, B are 25%
what cells are considered part of the inante response?
macrophages, neutrophils, NK cells. Also boring things like skin and mucous membranes.

eosinophils

Note that macrophages are also considered APC's which makes them a part of the adaptive system as well
what are interferons?
small virus interefering molecules made by macroophages and fibroblasts after being stimmed by an infected cell.
what should we know about MHCI and II?
MHC I should be on all cells, MHC II should be on antigen presenting cells.
Where do B and T cells gain immunocompetence?
B cells develop and gain competence in the bone marrow - t cells develop in bone marrow but have to move to thymus to get smart.

respond to antigens from secondary sites (lymph nodes and spleen and MALT).
Epithelial reticular cells?
Live in thymus, 6 kinds. framework for developing t cells. Look like little rings.

Responsible for t-cell maturation
Tell me about the thymus
antigen free environment
Is there lymph in the thymus?
no, it's an antigen free environment and has only vasculature
lymph nodes: where are B and T cells?
B cells are in the cortex (BC)

T cells are in the medulla (TM)
Which lymphoid tissue inolved in antibody formation?
lymph nodes are where b cells live. spleen. malt
thymus vs. lymph node cortex
Cortex of the thymus is very dark because it's full of T cells.

In the lymph node, the outer cortex is full of B cells, but the inner paracortex is full of T cells.