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First line of defense cells

Myeloid cells provide non specific immunity

Neutrophils

1st to arrive and kill invaders


marines of phagocytic cells

Eosinophils

Associated with allergies and parasites


neutralize basophils and mast cells

Basophil

Short life


hypersensitivity reactions


granules contain histamine and heparin


IgE binds to cell wall

Mast cells

Long life


hypersensitivity reactions


found in connective tissue


binds IgE/anaphylatoxins

Monocytes

Migrates to tissues to differentiate into macrophages

Macrophage

Clear debris


presents antigens to T cells (APC)


phagocytosis


secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines

Dendritic cell

Efficient activating and directing T cell activation and development


most potent phagocytic cell in tissue


phagocytize Ag and presents to T cells

Natural killer cells

Kills microbe infected cells


secretes cytokines to activate macrophages


distinct from B and T cells

Antigen presenting cells (APC)

Macrophages, B cells, dendritic cells


acquired immunity depends on APC


APC interact with Th cells


have MHC

T cells function

Immunoregulation and cell mediated immunity

B cells function

Antibody production and humoral immunity


only cell to produce a memory response

T cell receptor (TCR)

TCR unique for epitope


on mature T cells


recognize Ag when presented with MHC

Major histocompatbility complex (MHC)

Special molecules on APC required when presenting antigens to T cells

T helper (Th)

Interacts with APC


activates to become effector cell

T cytoxic (Tc)

Recognizes altered self cells and cells infected with microbes/tumor cells


influenced by Th cells


activated Th cells differentiate into Tc cells

Toll like receptors

receptors on WBC cell surfaces that recognize BROAD structures (primitive) and trigger pathways that promote inflammation