1
Q
Signal 2 - costimmulation
A
2
Q
Periphery/peripheral tolerance
A
3
Q
Tfh vs th
A
4
Q
Difference between IgG groups
A
5
Q
bladder, uti stuff
A
6
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- Interleukins - stimulate HPA axis which in turn suppresses the immune system as glucocorticoids exhibit their effects
Hypothalamus - CRH (corticotropin releasing hormone)
Pituitary - ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone)
Adrenal gland - glucocorticoids
GCs such as cortisol suppress the immune system, preventing the immune system from reacting too intensely
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flashcards
Decks in class (18)
# Cards
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Lecture 1 - Innate recognition53
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Lecture 2 - First line and innate defence24
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Lecture 3 - Complement41
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Lecture 4 - Dendritic cells19
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Lecture 5 - MHC class I presenting28
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Lecture 6 - MHC class II presenting24
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Lecture 7 - Adaptive recognition and immunological tolerance32
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Lecture 8 - Molecular events in T cell activation25
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Lecture 9 - T-cell mediated responses I54
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Lecture 10 - T-cell mediated responses II25
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Lecture 11 - B cell encounter with antigen for activation28
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Lecture 12 - B cell mediated responses41
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Lecture 13 - Immunological memory22
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Lecture 14 - NK cells, innate lymphoid cells & innate-like lymphoid cells31
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Lecture 15 - Integrated Dynamics of Innate and Adaptive Immunity25
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Lecture 16 - Mucosal Immunity - specialised immune regulation at barrier sites22
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ER stuff6
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Important molecules93
