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Summary of 5 pages for the course Foundations Of Biomedical, Behavioural And Social Sciences For Medicine 2020/21 at UoS (YR 2 CONTENT)

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Diseases of the immune system 3

Hypersensitivity- overreaction to a harmless molecule= immune response=inflammation and
tissue damage

4 classifications of hypersensitivities
All involve the adaptive response

Summary:




2nd row-immune components that are recognised

Type 1
IgE mediated

IgE normal function: remoce extracellular parasites particularly multicellular ones
(helminths) as cannot be phagocytosed due to size

Binds to receptors (FcεRI (Fc receptors) on mast cells, eosinophils and basophils

DOES NOT CARRY OUT THE RESPONE- BUT RECOGNITION




Cells involved in the type 1 response
Mast cells
 Tissue resident (mucosal tissues) near body surfaces
 Connective tissues near blood vessels
Has surface pre-bound IgE antibodies with a range of specificities
Once cross-linked=release histamine,leukotrienes,cytokines and
enzymes

, Eosinophils:
 Present small numbers in the blood
 Resident in connective tissues under mucosal surfaces
Receptors on surface
Once cross linked-release toxic mediators (MBP,cytokines and ECP)

Th2- regulate eosinophil arm:
Secrete cytokines (IL-5)- promotion of development and survival of eosinophils
Promote recruitment of eosinophils to sites of inflammation by stimulating release of
chemokines by activated endothelial and epithelial cells


Basophils:
 Minor population in the peripheral blood and peripheral tissues
 Recruited to sites of inflammation
 Activated by PAMPs,cytokines and lipid mediators
Receptors on surface-cross linked- release of histamine and other mediators

Secrete: IL-4 and IL-13- initiate Th2 responses

Response:
First exposure: sensitisation
 Allergen is picked up by APC
 Presented to T cells
 Activation of B cells
 Production of IgE
 Binds to mast cells receptors
 Immune response=allergen gone

Second exposure:
 Immediate Mast cell reaction
 Pre-bound IgE= release of granule contents:
 Vasodilation and increased vascular permeability

The dose and route of allergen (exposure) can alter reaction
 IV- release of histamine=systemic increase in blood vessel permeability anaphylactic
shock
 Subcutaneous- local release of histamine- oedema and reddening wheal and flare
reaction
 Inhalation- Upper airways: nasal irritation and increased mucus production. Lower
airways- contraction of smooth muscle and increased mucus production runny nose
and bronchoconstriction
 Ingestion- contraction of smooth muscle, increased fluid loss, antigen may enter
bloodstream urticaria,atopic,eczema,anaphylaxis

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