First line of defence
Rapid response (0-4h)
Non specific
No memory cells formed
Innate
Infection (natural)
Vaccine 💉 (artificial)
Active acquired
Placenta (IgG) Serum therapy (art)
Passive acquired
Second line of defence
Delayed response (5-7d)
Highly specific
Memory cells ➕
Acquired immunity
2nd
Receptors in immunity development
PRR (TLR NLR)
Chemo tactic
Phagocytic
1st
Barrier
Mechanical - skin mucous membranes
Chemical - enzyme ph (secretions)
Biological - normal flora (commensals)
3rd
Cells
Phagocytic
Cytotoxic
APCs
Phagocytes
Macrophages
Dendritic
Microphages
Mast cells (HS)
Macrophages
O2 dependent
NADPH oxidase Oxidative burst
O2 indep
Phagosome lysosome fusion
Microphages
O2 dep
MPO
O2 indep
Granzyme and perforins
Cytotoxic cells
- Nk cell - granzyme and perforins INNATE ADCC
APC
Professional
4th
Cytokines
Macrophages IL 1-15 TNF alpha and beta INF alpha and beta GM CSF Chemokines
NK cell
INF gamma
Activated T cell
INF gamma
Major IL in
Fever
Inflammation
APC release
IL 1,6, TNF alpha
5th
Acute phase reactants
Complements
Classical - C1
Alternate - C3
Lectin- C4
C1,3,4 ⬇️ Common pathway ⬇️ MAC
C53b6789
Mac effects
Cell lysis
Recruited inflammatory cells
Opsonisation
Enzymes in complement
C3 convertase
C5 convertase
Opsonin
opsonisation marking the antigen
C3b
MHC 1
beta2 microglobulin
open system
all nucleated cells of the body and platelets
graft rejection (cmi)
antigen binding group is alpha 1 and alpha 2
MHC 2
Closed system
binding group = alpha 1 and beta 1
APC
GVH reaction (ami)
MHC 3
complement mediated lysis