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serology
study of reactions b/w antibodies and antigens
antiserum
generic term for serum b/c it contains Ab
globulins
serum proteins
immunoglobulins
antibodies
gamma globulin
serum fraction containing Ab
naturally acquired active immunity
result from infection
naturally acquired passive immunity
transplacental or via colostrum
artificual acquired active immunity
injection of Ag (vaccination)
artificially acquired passive immunity
Injection of Ab
NK cell
leukocytes destroy cells that don't express MHC 1
kill virus infected and tumor cells
attack parasites
Treg
T regularotry cells
CD4 and CD25 on surface
suppress T cells against self
T lymphocytes
prod in red bone marrow
mature in thymus
circulate in lymph and blood
migrate to lymph nodes, spleen, peyers patch
part of cell-mediated immune response
act directly against various Ag
Classes of T cells
Helper T
Cytotoxic T
helper T
CD4
MHC 2
recognize Ag on surface of macrophage and activate macrophage
dendritic cells activate CD4 Tcells
Th1 produces IFN gamma
Th2 activate eosinophils and B cells to produce IgE
Cytotoxic T
CD8
MCH 1
precursor to CTLs
activated by cytokines fr helper T cell
TCR
recognition of antigens by T cell requires process by antigen presenting cells
dendritic cells
macrophages
dendritic cells
long extensions of the membrane are dendrites
in lymph nodes, spleen, skin
poorly phagocytic - good for APC
macrophages
found in resting state
initiated by ingestion of antigenic material or cytokines
appearance different - ruffled look
after activation - migrate to lymph nodes and mucosa
presen antigen to T cells there
M cells
in microvilli on epithelial cell
allow transfer to lymphocytes and Ag presenting cells of immune sys thru GI
IgA formed and migrate to mucosal lining
facilitate contact b/w Ag and immune
MHC
Ag presentation
Ag detected by Tcell
MHC 2
stimulate T helper and cytotoxic
dendritic cells, B cells + macrophages are APC's that present to Tc & Th for engulfed microbe
MHC 1
all cells have
shows if contaminated or not
Display Ag to Tc
Cytokines
chemical messengers
IL1
stimulate T helper w/ Ag
IL2
proliferation of CD4 T helper; B cells; activate CD8 T cells & NK cells
TNF alpha
promotes inflammation
IFN beta
stimulate macrophage activity