Immuno Exam 2 - Lymphoid organs and lymphocyte trafficking (chapter 7 pg 1-23)

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primary lymphoid organs

bone marrow and thymus

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where do B cells and T cells originate?

bone marrow

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where do T cells develop?

thymus

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secondary lymphoid organs

lymph nodes, spleen, MALT (mucosal-associated lymphoid tissue)

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where are lymphoid follicles found?

All secondary lymphoid organs

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which lymphoid follicles are a loose network of follicular dendritic cells (FCD) rich in naive B cells or memory cells

primary

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which lymphoid follicles which are found after antigen stimulation and contain a germinal center

secondary

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follicular dendritic cells

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follicular dendritic cells location

secondary lymphoid organs

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what do follicular dendritic cells do?

catch and display Ag to B cells

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FDCs have receptors that bind to what?

complement proteins and Fc region of Ab

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once a B cell is activated, the number of B cells can double every how many hours?

6

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proliferating B cells push aside other B cells to cause what?

dark zone

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microstructures where proliferating B cells congregate and either become plasma cells, go through somatic hypermutation, or class switch

germinal centers

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somatic hypermutation does what?

fine tunes Fab regions

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where are new mutations tested?

light zone

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where does class switching occur?

dark zone

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All secondary lymphoid organs have

lymphoid follicles

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what cell type migrates to B cell area to help activate B cells?

activated helper T cells

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How can antigens enter the lymph nodes?

blood or lymph

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lymphocytes leave blood and enter lymph node via what?

HEV (high endothelial venules)

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structure of lymph nodes

cortex, paracortex, medullary sinus

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what is found in the cortex of a lymph node?

B cell area containing lymphoid follicles

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what is found in the paracortex of lymph node?

T cells

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entry point for B and T cells to enter secondary lymphoid organs from blood

HEV

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endothelial cells in blood vessels usually _________ and offer less room for passage of cells

overlap

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HEV cells in blood are columnar which allows what?

more room for passage of cells