Immuno exam 2 - Lymphoid organs and lymphocyte tracking (chapter 7 pg 24-45)

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what filters blood and breaks down old RBCs and recycles iron?

spleen

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are there lymphatics bringing lymph to spleen?

no

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blood entering spleen is diverted to what?

marginal sinuses (loaded with macrophages)

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where does the spleen hold T cells?

PALS (periarteriolar lymphoid sheath)

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where does the spleen hold B cells?

between PALS and marginal sinuses

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hemoglobin broken down into

heme and globin

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Heme breaks down into

bilirubin

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globin breaks down into

amino acids

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spleen holds a large number of monocytes which may migrate to battle sites to become what?

macrophages or dendritic cells

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MALT in small intestine

Peyer's patches

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what do peyer's patches contain?

HEVs and outgoing lymphatics

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what cell allows the passage of cells into the GI tract?

M cells

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what do M cells lack?

villi and mucus

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how are peyer's patches much like other secondary lymphoid tissues?

Ag brought into distinct B and T cell areas

lymphocytes enter though HEVs

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how are peyer's patches different from other secondary lymphoid tissues?

specialized in making helper T cells that tell B cells to make IgA Ab and that make Th2 cytokine profile

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do all T or B cells that pass through a secondary lymphoid organ become activated?

no (only those that meet cognate Ag)

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what happens to T or B cells that don't meet their cognate Ag?

leave and continue to circulate

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naive T cells have many....

adhesion molecules

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naive T cells circulate every _____ - _____ hours

12-24

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what happens to naive T cells that do not meet their cognate Ag after about 6 weeks?

die via apoptosis

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experienced T cells express......

certain adhesion molecules

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adhesion molecules expressed by T cells depend on what?

where T cell was activated

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peyer's patch activation site

a4b7 (gut specific so activated T cells in peyer's return to gut)

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where do experienced T cells travel?

lymph organs where they were activated and site of infection

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activated helper T cells in T cell areas proliferate and travel to ________ areas, activating _________

germinal B cell areas ; B cells

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where do experienced B cells settle down? what do they do?

bone marrow ; make Ab