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5 Types of Hypersensitivity |
I. Anaphylactic (immediate) II. Cyctotoxic (hours - days) III. Complex-mediated (hours - days) IV.Cell-mediated (two - three days) V.Stimulatory |
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Type I - Anaphylactic |
- Direct injury - Clustering and cross-linking of IgE receptors
- Contraction of smooth muscle - Dilation of capillaries Example: Bee Sting |
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Type II - Cytotoxic |
- Woman becomes sensitized (forms anti- Rh+ve antibodies) - Next Rh+ve pregnancy, maternal antibodies attack fetal RBC Transfusion reaction:
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Type III - Immune-complex mediated |
- Aggregate platelets; -provide vasoactive amines -form microthombi leading to local ischemia - Arthus skin reaction; swelling & redness - Farmer's lung; Antigen from mouldy hay
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Type IV - Cell Mediated Immunity (CMI) |
Delayed Type
> Mantoux reaction (Tuberculin) - Erythema and induration after several hrs. - Reaches maximum at 48-72 hrs. > Tissue Transplant Rejection |
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Type V - Stimulatory |
Antibody reacts with a key surface component - Acts as agonist leading to stimulation of cell
- Thyroid-stimulation Hormone (TSH) binds to receptor on thyroid epithelial cell - Adenylyl cyclase is activated and cAMP is generated to stimulate thyroid hormone production - Thyroid-stimulating antibody is an autoantibody that mimics TSH - Continuous secretion of antibody = Hyperthyroidism |
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Ligand Immunoassays |
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Radio Immunoassays (RIA) |
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Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay (ELISA) |
- Test for antigens - Test or presence of Abs |