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* Components of innate immunity **
* Innate vs adaptive immunity **********
* Active vs passive immunity **********
* Primary vs secondary response *********
* Properties of immunoglobulin ***** ( Highest conc., Structure থেকে বাকি পয়েন্ট গুলা)
* Function of complement (Anaphylatoxin, Chemotaxis,Cell lysis, Opsonization ) *********
(From guide )
* Examples of opsonin ***
* Immunodeficiency disorders ***** L/15th/ T 68.1)
* Mechanism of autoimmunity ***
FIG 4.1
+ Cells of innate immunity
+ Lymph node section (কোথায় কোন cell থাকে)
PHAGOCYTES
* Neutrophil
* Monocytes
* Macrophages
BOX 4.2
+ কঠিন বক্স।পড়লে ভাল। না পারলে চাপ নেওয়ার দরকার নাই।
Important
IFN @
* Antiviral
* Used in hepatitis C & malignacy
IFN ¥
* Antimicrobial
IL -2
* Proliferation and differentiation of antigen-specific T lymphocytes
IL-4
* Maturation of B and T cells, and production of IgE antibody
IL-17
* Involved in mucosal immunity and control of extracellular pathogens
* Antibody to IL-17 used in psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis
COMPLEMENT
ACTIVATION OF PATHWAYS
CLASSICAL
* IgM or IgG
ALTERNATE
* Lipopolysaccharide of gm (-) bacteria
* Teichoic acid of gm (+) bacteria
LECTIN
* Mannose binding lectin
NK CELLS
RELEASED SUBSTANCE
+ pore-forming proteins such as perforin
+ proteolytic enzymes called granzymes
+ cytokines such as TNF-α and IFN-γ
PRIMARY
* Bone marrow
* T and B lymphocytes differentiate
* B lymphocytes mature
* Thymus
* T-cell maturation
SECONDARY
* Spleen
* Lymph node
* Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue.
Fig. 4.6 The structure of an immunoglobulin (antibody) molecule. The variable region is
responsible for antigen binding, whereas the constant region can interact with immunoglobulin
receptors expressed on immune cells
BOX 4.3
* Complement activation
* Opsonization
* External secretion
CELLULAR IMMUNITY
* Virus
* Fungi
* Intracellular bacteria
Fig 4.7
Th1
* Cytokines TNF-α, IFN-γ, IL-2
* Function - Pro-inflammatory
* Delayed-type hypersensitivity responses
Th2
* IL-4, IL-5, IL-10, IL-13
* Function - B-cell activation , Eosinophil activation
* Promote allergic responses (
Th17
* Cytokines IL-17
* Function - Mucosal immunity, Pro-inflammatory
*** Type I hypersensitivity is relevant in allergy but is not associated with autoimmune disease.
BOX 4.21
MUST TO READ
* Ig type
* Associated disease
* Electrophoresis, RF, complement, viscosity
Box 4.23
MUST
* Pathogenesis
* Mediator
* C/F
* Investigation
*** Acute cellular rejection - Most common (SBA)
COMPLICATIONS OF IMMUNOSUPPRESSION
* Infection (CMV, pneumocystis)
* Malignacy