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EXAM 4 CH.15,16,17
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (232)

What is the largest phagocyte that ingests Macrophages
and kills foreign cells

What is active in large eukaryotic infections Eosinophils
like worms and fungi

CD4 cells Helper T cells

Produces and secrets antibodies in the Plasma B cells
primary response

Most common circulating WBC Neutrophils

T lymphocytes
Second most common circulating WBC
B lymphocytes

Produce and secret antibodies in the Mast cell
secondary response Memory B cell

Cells found in. the epidermis that assist in the Dendritic cells
first line of defense

Cells that throw "NETs" to trap pathogens. Neutrophils

Mast cell
Releases histamines ( put 3 ) Platelets
Basophils

Dendritic cells
Cells that act as professional antigens
B lymphocytes
presenting cells ( put three)
Macrophages

Natural killer cells
Cells that kill by non-phagocytic means in
Eosinophils
the second line of defense ( put 3 )
Neutrophils

Cells that have elongated pseudopods for Dendritic cells
phagocytosis

Cells that have a cell surface receptor that is B lymphocytes
very similar to the structure of a basic
antibody

Monocytes turn into this type of cell when Macrophages
they squeeze out of the capillary

CD8 cells Cytotoxic T cells

Carry oxygen and carbon dioxide Erythrocyte

Mature in the none marrow B lymphocytes

Mature in the thymus gland T lymphocytes

Red blood cells erythrocytes




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Causes apoptosis of host infected cells in Cytotoxic cell
cell-mediated immunity

Causes apoptosis of antibody labeled Natural killer cell
bacteria in humoral immunity

Active against cancers and virally infected Natural killer cell
cells in the second line of defense

HIV would lower the number of these types Helper T cells
of cells

Natural killer cell
Releases perforins & granzymes
Cytotoxic T cell

Has a Co-Receptor that binds to the MHC I Cytotoxic T cell
of the APC

Has a Co-Receptor that binds to the MHC II Helper T cell
of the APC

Stimulate or activate both B cells and Helper T cell
Cytotoxic T cells.

Have a T cell receptor that will bind to the Helper T cell
displayed epitope in an MHC II APC

Have a T cell receptor that will bind to the Cytotoxic T cell
displayed epitope in an MHC I APC

Releases a substance similar to bleach in the Neutrophiles
second line of defense

What is hematopoiesis? What structures or production of blood cells from undifferentiated stem cells; Yolk sac, liver and red bone
organs take over? marrow

- Rubor : redness
List the 4 signs of the inflammatory response. - Calor: warm
What does each sign mean? - Tumor: swelling
- Dolar: pain

1. Chemotaxis
2. Adherence
3. Ingestion to form phagosome
List the 6 steps of phagocytosis
4. Merge with a lysosome to form a phagolysosome
5. Killing of pathogen
6. Elimination: exocytosis




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