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Tolerance
immunological unresponsiveness to an antigen
Tolerance involves exclusion of
self-reactive T and B cells
Tolerance induced by
central and peripheral mechanisms
Central tolerance
clonal deletion, T cells selected based on affinity
Peripheral tolerance
clonal anergy
Tolerogenic self-antigens
present in generative organs, no second signals, long lasting
Immunogenic foreign antigens
not present in generative organs, presented with second signals, short lived
Autoimmunity
breakdown of tolerance to self antigens leading to an adaptive immune response to self
Autoimmune factors
genetic predisposition, enviro triggers, other
Genetic predisposition
polygenic, often linked to MHC alleles
Enviro triggers
inflammatory stimuli, infections, UV
Other factors
age, hormonal, sex, stress
Caprine arthritis and encephalitis
retrovirus, causes severe polyarthritis
Canine systemic lupus erythematosus
autoantibodies to DNA, causes fever, stiff gait, anemia, leukopenia, dermatitis
Canine DM
CD8+ cells attack pancreatic beta cells
Experimental autoimmunity
EAE- experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
Immunodeficiency
dysfunction/deficiency of 1+ components of adaptive or innate immune system
Immunosuppression
inhibition of 1+ components of adaptive or innate immune system
Primary immunodeficiency
congenital, caused by genetic or developmental factor
Primary ex:
chediak-higashi syndrome, BLAD, CLAD, SCID, selective IgA deficiencies
Chediak-higashi
lysosomal fusion defect, affects macrophages
CLAD
canine leukocyte adhesion deficiency, leukocytes can’t pavement
SCID
DNA religation deficiency
Secondary immunodeficiency
acquired, resulting from exposure to some agent or insult
Secondary ex:
virus-induced immunosuppression, malnutrition, exercise/stress, drug/toxin, microbial/parasitic, age induced
Virus-induced ex:
infectious bursal disease virus, canine distemper virus, simian immunodeficiency virus, feline immunodeficiency virus
Infectious bursal disease virus
causes B cell deficiency in birds
SIV
CD4+ T cells depleted
FIV
retrovirus, infects CD4 and CD8 T cells, causes lymphopenia
FIV stages
acute infection, asymptomatic carrier, persistent generalized lymphadenopathy, AIDS related complex, AIDs