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acquired immunity humoral response antibodies (tag invaders) diversity (CDR) five major types… secreted, circulating, tissue (IgA…) produced by B cells (clones) cell mediated response B cells (plasma, memory) TH cells TC cells (cytotoxic) macrophages, PMNLs communication via cytokines

Fab VH VL CH3 CL CH2 CH1 Fc

“framework”

CDR

Fab VH VL CH3 CL CH2 CH1 Fc

acquired immunity humoral response antibodies (tag invaders) diversity (CDR) five major types… secreted, circulating, tissue produced by B cells cell mediated response B cells (plasma, memory) TH cells TC cells macrophages communication via cytokines

acquired immunity invader… antigen (epitope, determinant) five main kinds: viruses, bacteria, fungi, “protozoa”, metazoan parasites antigen (epitope, determinant)

acquired immunity antibody diversity antigen independent proliferation B cell B cell antibody diversity antigen independent proliferation B cell

acquired immunity B cell

acquired immunity B cell MAC

acquired immunity B cell MAC

acquired immunity B cell MAC

acquired immunity B cell MAC MHC APC

acquired immunity B cell MAC TH

acquired immunity B cell MAC TH

TH acquired immunity B cell TH MAC TH TH TH

acquired immunity B cell MAC TH

acquired immunity plasma B cells anitgen dependent proliferation memory B cell

acquired immunity plasma B cells memory B cell B cell B cell B cell

acquired immunity plasma B cells ?? memory B cell B cell B cell B cell

acquired immunity MAC MAC MAC MAC

acquired immunity MAC MAC MAC MAC

acquired immunity B cell memory B cell

acquired immunity plasma B cells memory B cell B cell B cell B cell

acquired immunity plasma B cells memory B cell B cell B cell B cell

acquired immunity MAC MAC MAC B cell memory B cell MAC

acquired immunity PMNLs

acquired immunity PMNLs ADCC… ROSs RNSs Perforins

acquired immunity PMNLs ADCC… ROSs RNSs Perforins

acquired immunity MAC

acquired immunity

acquired immunity

acquired immunity APC

acquired immunity TH

acquired immunity TC TH

acquired immunity TC perforins… apoptosis

acquired immunity TC

basics of epidemiology the study of diseases in populations endemic disease… epidemic disease… pandemic disease…

basics of epidemiology

basics of epidemiology the chain of infection…

basics of epidemiology The pathogen isolate identify associate introduce the chain of infection…

basics of epidemiology The source humans animals the chain of infection…

basics of epidemiology Transmission contact airborne the environment vectors the chain of infection…

basics of epidemiology Susceptibility virulence immunity the chain of infection…

basics of epidemiology Exit from host sanitation hygiene exposure to vector the chain of infection…