CELLS & ORGANS OF
IMMUNE SYSTEM
ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
1.GRANULOCYTIC CELLS-
-Neutrophils
-Eosinophils
-Basophils
2-MONONUCLEAR
PHAGOCYTES
Enter from bone marrow as
MONOCYTES and migrate to tissue as
-Microglial
cells of CNS
-Kupffer cells of liver and
vascular lining
-Alveolar macrophages of Lung
3-DENDRITIC CELLS-
In
skin,gut mucosa, alveoli
4-LYMPHOCYSTES
A-B LYMPHOCYTES-From Bone
marrow-Produce antibody as mature plasma cells
B-T LYMPHOCYTES-Develop in
Thymus
1-T helper cell
with CD4
2-CTL-Cytotoxic
T lymphocytes with CD8
5-NATURAL KILLER
CELLS-Large granular lymphocytes bearing CD16 and CD56-
BONE
MARROW,THYMUS,LYMPH NODES,SPLEEN and various Mucosa associated Lymph tissue are
associated with development of immune responce.
All cells develop in
bone marrow except for follicular dendritic cells.
INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSES
Lack Antigen
specificity and same set of diffence mechanism for all pathogens.
Earliest barriers to
pathogens entry are physical and chemical as cilliary action of bronchial
mucosa, enzymes in saliva and sweat, acidity of stomach
PAMP-Pathogen
associated Molecular pattern
PRRs- PATTERN
recognition Receptors-most important is TLR
-NOD-1,
NOD-2
When activated lead
to production of proinflamatory cytokines ,antiviral cytokines,interferon alfa,
COMPLEMENT SYSTEM
20 SERUM PROTEINS
WHICH AMPLIFIES the immune response and a single molecule can trigger thousands
of terminal effector molecules.
3 pathways
1-Classical
pathway-activated by antigen-antibody complex
2-alternate
pathway-activated by polysaccharides of yeasts and gram negative bacteria
3-Mannon binding
lecithin pathway-activated by mannose containg protein of bacteria
All pathway
activation culminates in activation of C3 and generation of C5-C9
complexes(Membrane attack complex or MAC)
FUNCTION-
1-Lysis of invading
bacteria
2-Opsonisation of
organisms
3-Clearence of
antigen-antibody complex
4-Trigegring specific
cell function
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