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Introduksi
Apa itu imunitas?
Resistensi terhadap suatu penyakit (terutama infeksi)
Sistem imun
spesifik
Sistem imun
alamiah/natura
l
Sistem imun
Dapatan/acquir
ed
Innate
immunity
Adaptive
immunity
Spesifik
Kemampuan
resistensi
Spesifitas
Reseptor
Waktu respon
Jam-hari (lambat)
Panjanan
Langsung bereaksi
Memori
Tdk ada
Ada
Non-spesifik
Spesifik
Diskriminasi
Komponen
humoral
Ab (Ig)
Komponen seluler
Turanan Myeloid
NK cell
Immune regulation
Kemampuan sistem imun untuk melakukan selfregulation
Kegagalan Alergi & Autoimunitas
Immunological memory
Mencegah infeksi ulang
Hanya dilakukan oleh imunitas adaptif
Phagocytic innate
Non-Phagocytic innate
Sel Dendritik
komplemen
Sekumpulan protein larut dalam plasma yg
dihasilkan oleh hepatosit
Dapat diaktifkan secara langsung oleh pathogen
Komplemen yang teraktifkan kaskade
komplemen (reaksi yang bertingkat-tingkat)
Komplemen aktif bertindak sbg opsonin
opsonisasi
Opsonisasi meningkatkan fagositosis,
kemotaktik, dan lisis pathogen
Membentuk MAC (Mebrane Attack Complex)
melubangi membran sel bakteri
Innate Immunity
Physical barriers to pathogen invasion (such as skin,
mucous membranes, cilia, and mucus)
Inflammatory responses by innate immune cells:
granulocytes and macrophages
Activation of dendritic cells and natural killer (NK)
cells
a relatively nonspecific immune system
Main function:
engulf and destroy pathogens,
to trigger proinflammatory responses, and
to help present antigen, thereby priming adaptive immune
responses
Komponen Seluler
The major cellular constituents of
both innate and acquired immunity
originate in the bone marrow where
they differentiate from multipotential
hematopoietic stem cells (MHSC)
along several pathways to become:
granulocytes,
lymphocytes, and
APCs
Granulocytes
Neutrophil
Phagocytic activity of neutrophils surface receptors:
antibody molecules (Fc portion dari Ig G)
complement proteins (C3b component)
Lymphocytes
B cells, T cells, and NK cells identified based on
display of particular surface molecules
All lymphocytes differentiate from common lymphoid
stem cells in the bone marrow
T cells undergo further maturation and selection in
the thymus for expression of antigen receptors useful
in self/nonself discrimination
B cells continue differentiation into antibodyproducing cells in the bone marrow
T cells and B cells are the heart of specific immune
recognition, a property reflecting their clonally
specific cell surface receptors for antigen
Reseptor Lymphocytes
Clonally expressed: (spesific
immunity)
B-cell receptors for antigen (BCR) are
membrane immunoglobulin (mIg)
molecules
The T-cell receptor for antigen (TCR) is a
heterodimeric integral membrane
molecule
Mechanisms of immunologic
diseases
1. Immunologic disease can reflect a failure or deficiency of
the immune system
Failure can be congenital (e.g., X-linked agammaglobulinemia) or
acquired (e.g., acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS))
It can be global (e.g., severe combined immunodeficiency) or quite
specific, involving only a particularcomponent of the immune
system (e.g., selective IgA deficiency).
2. Malignant transformation
3. Dysregulation of an essentially intact immune system
The acute allergic diseases
4. Ambiguity in this discrimination can lead to autoimmune
tissue damage
5. Disease is disease development as a result of physiologic
rather than pathologic function
Antigen-binding molecules
Sets of molecules are responsible for the
specificity of acquired immune responses
by virtue of their capacity to bind foreign
antigen
Dapat berupa: Ig, TCR, and MHC molecules
The exquisite specificity of Ig and TCR
molecules for antigen is achievedby a
mechanism of genetic recombination that
is unique to Ig and TCR genes
Organization of the
immune system
Immune Cell Development
Hematopoiesis
and Lymphopoiesis
Pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells:
Lhyphoid progenitor:
B cell progenitor
T cell progenitor
Nk cell progenitor
Characteristics of hematopoietic
stem cells
Memiliki marker
CD = Class of Differetiation
CD 34 primitive precursor (blast)
CD20 sel plasma
CD 33 myeloid
CD 4 T helper
CD 8 T cytotoxic
Organ Lymphoid
Organ Lymphoid Primer
The primary lymphoid organs are sites
where lymphocytes differentiate from
stem cells and proliferate and mature into
effector cells.