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  • 1 Innate immunesystem

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  • What is the first line of defense?

    Physical, chemical and microbiological barriers.

  • What is the second line of defense?  

    Innate immunesystem.

  • What are components of the innate immunesystem?  

    Phagocytosis, complement, interferon, inflammation, fever.

     

  • What is the third line of defense?

    Adaptive immunesystem.

  • What are components of the adaptive immunesystem?

    Lymphocytes, antibodies.

  • What is the aim of the innate immune system?

    Recognition of the pathogen and attraction of effector cells that take up and destroy the pathogen.
  • What are the three functions of the complement system?

    1. Formation of the membrane attack complex(MAC) --> bacterial lysis. 2. Initiation of the imflammatory response. 3. Opsonization and phagocytosis. 

  • The cellular innate immune respons is mediated by...?

    Pattern recognition receptors (PPRs).

  • What do PRRs recognize?  

    Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns (PAMPs), for example: DNA/RNA, Cell wall components such as lipids, sugars, proteins. They are molecular signatures of invading pathogens.

  • Name the 4 different classes of PRRs.  

    1. C-type lectine receptor. 2. Toll-like receptor. 3. NOD-like receptor. 4. Retinoic-acid-inducable gene I like receptor.

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