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Allergic Rxn: IgE mediated
IgE attach to mast cells --> release histamine
Cytotoxic/Cytolytic: IgG or IgM mediated
blood type, Rh+ (IgG crosses placenta)
Serum Sickness: IgG mediated
too many immune complexes from precipitation; phagocytes can't keep up
Cell-Mediated Delayed: T cell mediated
Th cells increase after 1st exposure; Th release cytokines --> mark for macrophage destruction, rash
Activation of Macrophages by Th
MHII + CD4 call forth Th; release cytokines --> activate lysozymes to digest microbe inside macrophage
B cells made in bone marrow
carry IgM or IgD on surface
T cells made in thymus gland
all T cells have CD3 receptor
Erythrocyte
Red; carry oxygen
Thrombocyte
Platelets; clot
Leukocytes
White; defend and confer immunity
Granulocyte
Eosinophil, Basophil, Neutrophil
Eosinophil
allergies; protect against parasitic worms
Basophil
release histamine; inflammation
Neutrophil
phagocytosis; majority of circulating leukocytes
Agranulocyte
Monocyte, Macrophage
Monocyte
circulate in blood
Macrophage
in tissues, must be activated by T cells to break down microbe
Granuloma
large # of fused macrophages that localize infection
Lymphocyte
T, B, Natural Killer cells
Chemokine: chemical messenger
inflammation, attract phagocyte & lymphocyte
Interleukin
regulate differentiation of leukocyte (T&B) & hematopoietic stem cells
Hematopoietin
made in bone marrow; decides what hematopoietic stem cells become
Tumor Necrosis Factors
kill tumor cells
Interferon: secreted to neighbor
made by virus-infected cells; makes genes for anti-viral activity
IgG: most abundant
cross placenta, opsonization: attack to antigen then Fc freely binds to phagocytes
IgM: 2nd most abundant
agglutination to enhance phagocytosis
IgA
in mucus, saliva, breast milk; MAC
IgD
signal B memory to make plasma
IgE
allergy; binds to mast cells --> histamine
Neutralization
antibodies bind to antigen, block virus attachment
Opsonization
tag on antigen
Precipitation
antibody + free antigen = immune complexes
Agglutination
cross-linking antigens = large target
Complement Fixation
MAC attack