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Complement
One of the most important proteins of this system is the component called |
.C3.
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To defend the body against foreign molecules or cells, the complement system may
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phagocytosis
induce lysis of microorganisms |
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Function of the immune system is regulated by a large number of molecules, mainly =
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cytokines, which are
peptides or glycoprotein's with low molecular masses. |
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influence both the cellular and humoral immune responses.
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Cytokines
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Cytokines
are primarily produced by cells of the immune system, mainly = 3/2 |
leukocytes
lymphocytes macrophages also be synthesized by endothelial cells fibroblasts |
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______ & ______ are cytokines that induce the attraction of leukocytes to sites of inflammation.
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Chemokines
Chemotaxins |
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a family of species-specific proteins
synthesized by eukaryotic cells in response to viruses and a variety of natural and synthetic stimuli. |
Interferons
List the 3 jobs they perform from the Picture |
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Lymphocytes are classified as =
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B
T natural killer (NK) |
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B
T natural killer (NK) are what class of cells |
Lymphocytes
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The B and T cells are the only cells that have the ability to selectively recognize a specific =
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epitope
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B and T cells
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have different surface proteins (markers).
their life history, surface receptors, and behavior during an immune response. |
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all lymphocyte types originate in the
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bone marrow
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B cells can recognize
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Soluable Antigens
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T Cells can not recognize
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Soluable Antigens
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Every cell has MHC one or two ?
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MHC 1
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Not all activated B cells become =
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plasma cells;
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B memory lymphocytes,
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stopped @ 34
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Growth & Differentiation fctr for Bone Marrow Cells |
GM-CSF
M-CSF |
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Inflammation / Fever |
TNF-a
IL-1 IL-6 |
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Stimulation of Innate Specific response |
IL-12
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = GF for T/B Cells |
IL-2
IL-3 IL-4 |
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Eosinophil Differentiation & activation |
IL-5
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Activation of Macrophages |
Interferon-7
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Regulation of Immune Response |
TGF-beta
IL-10 |
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Main Fctn CYTOKINE 1
Type = Antiviral Activity |
Interferon-beta
Interferon-a |
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn GM-CSF M-CSF |
Growth & Differentiation fctr for Bone Marrow Cells
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn TNF-a IL-1 IL-6 |
Inflammation / Fever
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn IL-12 |
Stimulation of Innate Specific response
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn IL-2 IL-3 IL-4 |
GF for T/B Cells
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn IL-5 |
Eosinophil Differentiation & activation
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn Interferon-7 |
Activation of Macrophages
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn IL-10 TGF-beta |
Regulation of Immune Response
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Type = CYTOKINE 1
Main Fctn Interferon-a Interferon-beta |
Antiviral Activity
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