bacteria on the skin make it more difficult for pathogens to enter
ciliar in airways ti keep pathogens out
diarrhea
vomiting
sneezing
coughing
what is couqing and how is it triggered?
stimulation of mechanosensitive receptors in bronchi -→ nevus vagus → medulla oblongata -→
what is the venturi effect?
the borrower the pathway gets the where eth air gos through therefore the air flow is stronger
What are the most important cells in the innate immune system?
monocytes( pre-form) → macrophages
and granulocytes:
neutrophils
basophils
NK
innate lymphoid cell
conventional dendritic cel
plasmacytoid dendritic cell
(epithelial cells )
(stromal cells)
( endothelial cell)
what does memory and specific have to due with inate immune system
it is specific and has memory however less then in auqired
.
cell get injured -→ cells die du to neecrios → DAMSs(danger proetins) enter extracellular space → proteins are ligand for reecpetrs on macrophages(
how do macromages recognize bacteria?
PRRs detect PAMPs
trigers: phagocytosis
signaling for inflmation
production of cytokines: pps are trigger by DAMPS -→ toll like recepties trigger nucles which makes proteins for inflammasome -→ inflamosn finishes producing IL-1beta which is a cytokine