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Immune Response

Immune Response

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Table of Contents

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Lymphatic System and Immunity

Lymphatic System and Immunity. Chapter 14 Bio160. Introduction. The lymphatic system is comprised of a network of vessels that transport body fluids, the cells and chemicals in those vessels, and the organs and glands that produce them. Introduction.

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Unit 1 Nature of the Immune Response Part 5 Humoral Immune Response

Unit 1 Nature of the Immune Response Part 5 Humoral Immune Response . Terry Kotrla, MS, MT(ASCP)BB. Antigens and Antibodies. An antigen is any substance which is recognized as foreign by the body AND is capable of provoking a specific immune response.

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Defense against pathogens, tumour immunology, transplantology

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Immune System

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Defense against pathogens, possibilities of therapeutic affecting of the immune system

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Immune system itself Neuro-endocrine system

Components of Immune Regulation. Immune system itself Neuro-endocrine system. Effects of Immune Regulation. Positive events: Enhancement of immune response. Negative events: Suppression of immune response. Positive events: Enhancement of immune response. Target cells. Th1. CKs.

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Infectious Diseases

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Animal Physiology

Animal Physiology. Human Body Systems. Integumentary Skeletal Muscular Nervous Endocrine Cardiovascular Lymphatic Immune Respiratory Digestive Urinary Reproductive. Homeostasis. The maintenance of a steady state despite internal and external changes.

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B cells

B cells. Humoral immune response. Antigen receptors on lymphocytes. B cell. T cell. Antigens : protein s , polysaccharides , lipid s , nucleic acids, small molecules Conformational and linear epitops. Complex of peptid e -MHC molecule on an AP C Linear epitop s. B cell maturation.

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ADAPTIVE IMMUNE RESPONSE

ADAPTIVE IMMUNE RESPONSE. When the body is exposed to an antigen Innate Immunity Adaptive Immunity (Acquired). Active immunity • B cells encounter antigens and produce antibodies • Active immunity can be naturally or artificially acquired Passive Immunity

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Immune System 4/9/12

Immune System 4/9/12. John Donovan. Immune System. The function of the immune system is to fight off different diseases that you encounter throughout our life. The major organs of the immune system are:. Pathogens.

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Immune Unit Test

Immune Unit Test. 1. Which of these situations use antigen-antibody bonds? Choose all that apply. To destroy pathogen To immobilize pathogen To stimulate plasma cell production To stimulate release of cytokines. 2. Which of these destroys neutralized pathogen?. Helper T cells

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Immune Response

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