V. ADAPTIVE IMMUNE RESPONSE

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Phagocytic cells that process antigen and express it on the cell surface associated with MHC I or II molecules

Monocytes/macrophages and Dendritic cells

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Nonphagocytic cells that attach to antigens in their native form, process antigens, and express them on their surface associated with MHC II molecules

B cells

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B cell

  • The B cell antigen receptor is monomeric ______.

  • The B cell surface receptors have _____ identical antigen-binding pockets—the Fab portion of an antibody monomer. 

  • IgM or IgD

  • two

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T cells

  • The T-cell receptor consists of ____ nonidentical _____; in close proximity is the co-receptor ____.

  • T cells recognize antigens that were processed by other cells.

  • T-helper (TH) cells have ____ on their surface that interacts with ____ on the antigen-presenting cell.

  • two ;  peptides ; CD3

  • CD4 ; MHC II

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TH cell activation

a) Occurs when TH cells recognize an antigen

b) Requires _____ cell contact and cytokines such as _____

direct ;  IL-1 and IL-2

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CTLs have _____ on their surface, which interacts with ____ on the antigen-presenting cell.

CD8  ; MHC I

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a subset of T-helper cells, that secrete cytokines that activate other cells involved in the response

TH 1 cells

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are inflammatory reaction cells stimulated by cytokines from TH 1 cells.

Monocytes and macrophages

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Cell-Mediated Immunity is mediated by

Mediated by TH 1 cells,

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are activated by cytokines from TH 1 cells and then destroy targets by cell-to-cell contact, its main function is to destroy virus infected cells.

CTLs

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they kill target cells without being previously sensitized, are regarded as part of innate immunity,

NK cells

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are of lymphoid lineage and share physical and functional characteristics of NK cells and T cells.

NK T cells

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NK T cells produce a number of cytokines including ____

IFN-γ and IL-2.

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T and B cell interactions

  • B cell processes and presents the antigen, stimulating the ___ cell to produce cytokines.

  • The ______ stimulate the B cell to divide and differentiate into a ____ or a _____ that will synthesize antibody.

  • TH2 ;

  • cytokines ; memory B cell ; plasma cell

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Cytolytic effector cells (e.g., NK cells and PMNs) can lyse antibody-coated target cells if there is direct contact

Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC):