The Physiology of Immunity

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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF IMMUNITY ______________________ _ Delfin Arnel D. Razon, MD., DPBA Department of Medical Physiology Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila College of Medicine

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Dr Razon's second lecture

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THEPHYSIOLOGY

OF IMMUNITY

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THEPHYSIOLOGY

OF IMMUNITY

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Delfin Arnel D. Razon, MD., DPBA

Department of Medical Physiology

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila

College of Medicine

Delfin Arnel D. Razon, MD., DPBA

Department of Medical Physiology

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila

College of Medicine

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Cells Mediating the Immune Response:

Cells Mediating the Immune Response:

Leukocytes granulocytes

monocytes lymphocytes

B cellsT cells

cytotoxic T cellshelper T cellssuppressor T cells

NK cells Plasma cells Macrophages Mast cells

Leukocytes granulocytes

monocytes lymphocytes

B cellsT cells

cytotoxic T cellshelper T cellssuppressor T cells

NK cells Plasma cells Macrophages Mast cells

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IMMUNE SYSTEM

Innate immunity Acquired immunity defences at body surfaces

phagocytosis Humoral Immunity

inflammation Cellular Immunity

complement activation

IMMUNE SYSTEM

Innate immunity Acquired immunity defences at body surfaces

phagocytosis Humoral Immunity

inflammation Cellular Immunity

complement activation

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PHAGOCYTOSISPHAGOCYTOSIS

• 3 Important Cells 1. Neutrophils

Circulating pool

Marginated pool

.respiratory burst

.signal transduction/stimulus response

coupling

2. Circulating monocytes

3. Fixed tissue macrophages

• 3 Important Cells 1. Neutrophils

Circulating pool

Marginated pool

.respiratory burst

.signal transduction/stimulus response

coupling

2. Circulating monocytes

3. Fixed tissue macrophages

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ACUIRED IMMUNITY(ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)

ACUIRED IMMUNITY(ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY)

• LYMPHOCYTES• T-cells• B-cells

.plasma cellsIgG IgDIgA IgEIgM

. NK cells

• RECEPTORS• recognition

• LYMPHOCYTES• T-cells• B-cells

.plasma cellsIgG IgDIgA IgEIgM

. NK cells

• RECEPTORS• recognition

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HUMAN T cellHUMAN T cell

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Human ImmunoglobulinsAntibody Location Function

IgA Gut, respiratory tract and urogenital tract mucosa

-prevents colonization of pathogens -localized protection in external secretions

IgD Antigen receptor on B cells IgE - complement fixation

majority of Ab based immunity

-binds to allergens and triggers histamine release -involved in allergy protection vs parasitic worms

IgG - - complement fixation - majority of Ab based immunity

IgM Surfaces of Bcells/secreted form

- Complement fixation

- Pathogen elimination in early stages of B cells response

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T cell responseANTIGEN PRESENTATION

T cell responseANTIGEN PRESENTATION

• APCs• MHCs

MHC class I- all nucleated cells of

the body

MHC class II- macrophages, macro-

phage-like cells, B cells• MHC restrictions

Helper T cells = MHC class II restricted

Cytotoxic Tcells = MHC class I restricted

• APCs• MHCs

MHC class I- all nucleated cells of

the body

MHC class II- macrophages, macro-

phage-like cells, B cells• MHC restrictions

Helper T cells = MHC class II restricted

Cytotoxic Tcells = MHC class I restricted

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NK cells physiologic role

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CLONAL DELETION

And

CLONAL INACTIVATION

CLONAL DELETION

And

CLONAL INACTIVATION

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