Malfunctions of the Immune System. Two Problems Immunodeficiency Diseases HIV attacks T cells SCID – gene mutation that inhibits the production of B cells.

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Malfunctions of the Immune System

Two Problems Immunodeficiency Diseases HIV attacks T cells SCID – gene mutation that inhibits the production of B cells and T cells. Attack of Immune System Allergies - hypersensitivity Alopecia – autoimmune disease

Allergies Immune system recognizes a protein as being a foreign invader Tissue swelling, mucus secretion and restricted passageways may result. Bradykinin is the chemical messenger that stimulates histamine (produced by basophils in blood and mast cells in connective tissues) Histamine – capillary permeability – protein/WBC leave – osmotic difference – tissue swell Anaphylactic shock, weakness, sweating, breathing, nausea, diarrhea, blood pressure drop

Autoimmune Diseases Attack own cells - Mutated T and B cells – perhaps? Supressor T cells secrete a substance that tags renegade cells for macrophages to destroy. Lupus – antigen/antibody complex that builds up in the walls of blood vessels, joints, kidneys, and skin Suppressor T cells that may have been weakened by drugs or serious infections leave the body susceptible to autoimmune diseases. Rheumatoid arthritis affects the connective tissue

Organ Transplant Self vs Non-Self recognition Donor is considered foreign invader by distinctive protein markers on cell membranes - Major Histocompatibility Complex Recipient makes antibodies designed to destroy foreign body. Immunosuppressant drugs are used to reduce immune system’s ability to fight invading bodies – can comprise patient’s health Kidney transplants are the greatest. Close matching is essential HOPE – human organ procurement and exchange U of A hospital - AB, SK, NWT, BC One of only two accredited banks in Canada

Stem Cell Research Another option aside from transplantation. Can be used to replace a variety of different tissue. Intestinal stem cells reline the gut Skin stem cells replace cells that continuously slough off Bone Marrow stem cells help with a wide range of blood cells. Pluripotent – different types of body cells Research from Montreal Neurological Institute – Multipotent cells from skin become neurons or muscle cells.

Nobel Prize Immune Response Activity

Group Work Assignment Work in designated groups to design a presentation to be made to classmates in regards to the Blood Components and Roles Components of Blood Blood Makeup Components Function Transport Clotting Resisting Pathogens Blood Types Group Rh Antigens and Antibodies How does Canadian society support scientific research and technological development: Evaluate the risks and benefits associated with blood transfusions Human Defense System Components Function (Role) Evaluate the ethical implications of organ and tissue transplant, in terms of needs, interests and financial support of society on scientific and technological research in this field