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30 Cards in this Set
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Elements of a humoral immune response:
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B cell activation,
plasma cells and memory cells |
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Plasma Cells lifespan is
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shortlived
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Complement fixation
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when Antigen binds to IgM or IgG
Primary defense |
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Antibody binds
response peaks in |
antigen molecules not cells
7-10 days |
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CMI is
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Cell-Mediated Immunity
when antigenic fragments are coming from host cells virus and bacteria |
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Perforin,in the perforin-granzyme cytotoxic pathway performs a function similar to
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The membrane attack complex (MAC) channels of complement
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to prevent autoimmunity t cells require
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constant signaling from apc
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Natural Active
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type of acquired immunity from
natural exposure |
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Artificial Active
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type of acquired immunity from vaccination
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Natural Passive
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type of acquired immunity from
antibodies from mother |
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Artificial Passive
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type of acquired immunity from
antibodies produced in another organism snakebite serum |
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ideal pathogen life
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A high infection rate among the host population, and lifelong persistence with minimal symptoms of disease.
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Remote controllers
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Virulence Strategy that secretes immunosupressors
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Subterfuge
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Virulence Strategy
Subversion of host immune responses |
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Camouflage
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Virulence Strategy
Evasion of immune surveillance |
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Elements of a humoral immune response:
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B cell activation,
plasma cells and memory cells |
|
|
Plasma Cells lifespan is
|
shortlived
|
|
|
Complement fixation
|
when Antigen binds to IgM or IgG
Primary defense |
|
|
Antibody binds
response peaks in |
antigen molecules not cells
7-10 days |
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|
CMI is
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Cell-Mediated Immunity
when antigenic fragments are coming from host cells virus and bacteria |
|
|
Perforin,in the perforin-granzyme cytotoxic pathway performs a function similar to
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The membrane attack complex (MAC) channels of complement
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|
|
to prevent autoimmunity t cells require
|
constant signaling from apc
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Natural Active
|
type of acquired immunity from
natural exposure |
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Artificial Active
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type of acquired immunity from vaccination
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Natural Passive
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type of acquired immunity from
antibodies from mother |
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Artificial Passive
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type of acquired immunity from
antibodies produced in another organism snakebite serum |
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ideal pathogen life
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A high infection rate among the host population, and lifelong persistence with minimal symptoms of disease.
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Remote controllers
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Virulence Strategy that secretes immunosupressors
Chemotaxis |
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Subterfuge
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Virulence Strategy
Subversion of host immune responses mimics host Epstein-Barr poxviruses Hepatitis, measles |
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Camouflage
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Virulence Strategy
Evasion of immune surveillance antigenic variation |
