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antigen
what antibodies recognize and bind to
antibody
glycoprotein called immunoglobulin (Ig); binds antigen; produced by B cells
active immunity
individual plays role in responding to antigen (immunizations)
passive immunity
transfer of antibody to recipient that has never responded to antigen
innate immunity
protection that exists before infection occurs; not specific
adaptive immunity
protection stimulated by exposure ot infectious agent
phagocytosis
phagocytes of immune system engulf large particles like microbes - leads to phagosome, fuses with lysosomes to digest ingested material
neutrophils
phagocyte, most abundant WBC, also called PMN, recruited to sites of inflammation, kill microbes
macrophages
phagocyte, tissue based, phagocytic, derived from blook monocytes, kill microbes, secrete and respond to cytokines
dendritic cells
phagocyte, thin projections, phagocytose microbes in tissue travel to lymph nodes, show antigens to lymphocytes, initiates adaptive immune response
humoral immunity
immunity mediated by antibodies or complement or both
cellular immunity
immunity mediated by cells
lymphocytes
found in blood, lymphoid tissues, and other organs, T and B lymphocytes found in large numbers in lymph nodes nad proliferate there in infections
NK (Natural Killer) cells
lymphocytes of innate immunity, found in blood and throughout body, act when they detect stressed cells
T cells
lymphocytes of adaptive immunity, in blood and lymph nodes, mediate cell-mediated immunity and help B cells produce antibody, act when they bind antigen
B cells
lymphocytes of adaptive immunity found in lymph nodes, make antibody, humoral immunity, act when they bind antigen
naive lymphocytes
T or B lymphocytes, not NK cells bc dont bind antigen, have never encountered antigen they can bind to, live for few weeks
effector lymphocytes
T or B lymphocytes, encountered antigen they bind, programmed to perform their function immediately, only live few days
memory lymphocytes
T or B lymphocytes, encountered antigen can bind to, live for years and reqctivate quickly when encounter antigen
Bone marrow/ thymus
generative/primary central lymphoid organs; B cells born/mature into naive cells in BM; T cells born in BM mature in thymus
chemokines
large family of structurally similar, low molecular weight pro stimulate and regulate leukocyte migration
primary lymphoid organs
bone marrow
thymus
secondary lymphoid organs
spleen
lymph nodes
mucosal/cutaneous lymphoid tissues
follicles of l nodes
B cells
paracortex of l nodes
T cells
dendritic cells