Innate Immunity Hugh B. Fackrell
Innate Immunity Assigned Reading Content Outline Performance Objectives Key terms Key Concepts Short Answer Questions Next
Assigned Readings Innate immunity 6-11 Phagocytic deficiences 507-511 Complement 348-353 Lysozyme 8, 10 Interferon (INF) 460-461, 590-591, 373-375 Tumour necrosis factor (TNF) 370-375 NK Cells 387-390 NK Cells and TNF 391 Next
Content Outline Definitions Exterior Defenses Interior Defenses Soluble factors Lysozyme, interferon, complement Cells Phagocytes, natural killer cells Inflammation chemotaxis, diapedisis, phagocytosis Next
Innate Immunity: Definition AKA non adaptive immunity Non specific Constant Those factors that are ALWAYS present to defend the body against infection
Adaptive Vs Innate Immunity
Defensive Barriers Anatomic Physiologic Phagocytic & Endocytic Inflammatory Next
Exterior Defenses
Interior Defenses: Soluble Factors Lysozyme Interferon Complement Cells Inflammation Next
Lysozyme
Lysozyme Molecule Lysozyme.pdb
Interferon
Complement functions
Interior Defenses: Cells Soluble Factors Cells Phagocytes Natural killer cells Inflammation Next
Phagocytes: Distribution
Monocyte
Neutrophil
Null Cell
Perforin Pores
Cytotoxic cell: Pore formation
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Interior Defenses: Inflammation Soluble Factors Cells Inflammation Chemotaxis Diapedesis Phagocytosis Next
Monocyte Movement
Leucocyte adherance
Chemotaxis
Diapedesis
Macrophage Pseudopodia
Neutrophil phagocytosis
Phagocytosis
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Summary: Adaptive vs Innate Immunity
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