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1 Department of Microbiology
IMMUNE RESPONSE Dr. Mohit Bhatia Assistant Professor Department of Microbiology AIIMS, Rishikesh

2 LAYOUT INTRODUCTION ANTIGEN PRESENTATION CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE
HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE AN OVERVIEW OF CYTOKINES

3 INTRODUCTION Immune response refers to highly coordinated reaction of the cells of immune system and their products Cell mediated immune response: T cells Humoral immune response: Antibodies NK cells, macrophages, granulocytes are also component of CMI (Non-specific)

4 ANTIGEN PRESENTATION

5 ANTIGEN PRESENTING CELLS

6 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIFFERENT APCs

7 PATHWAYS OF ANTIGEN PRESENTATION

8 ENDOGENOUS (MHC I) EXOGENOUS (MHC II)
Talk about receptor mediated endocytosis and autophagy.

9 CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE
Talk about Groups I & II CMI.

10 Development of αβ T cells

11 Positive & Negative selection of thymocytes results in mature T cells that are both self-MHC restricted & self-tolerant

12 INSTRUCTIVE & STOCHASTIC MODELS

13 T CELL RECEPTOR-CORECEPTOR COMPLEX & OTHER SURFACE MOLECULES

14 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN T CELLS & APCs

15 OVERVIEW OF TCR MEDIATED SIGNALING

16 TH-cell activation requires a co-stimulatory signal provided by APCs

17 CONCEPT OF CLONAL ANERGY

18 Super-antigen mediated cross-linkage of T-cell receptor and class II MHC molecules
TSST-1 EXFT SPE- A,B,C,D

19 Activation of TH cells by signal 1 & co-stimulatory signal 2 up-regulates expression of IL-2
and the high affinity IL-2 receptor, leading to the entry of the T cell into the cell cycle and several rounds of proliferation. Some of the cells differentiate into effector cells, others into memory cells.

20 FEATURES OF NAÏVE & EFFECTOR T CELLS

21 EFFECTOR MOLECULES PRODUCED BY EFFECTOR T CELLS

22 GENERATION OF EFFECTOR CTLs

23 STAGES IN CTL MEDIATED KILLING OF TARGET CELLS

24 CTL MEDIATED PORE FORMATION IN THE TARGET CELL MEMBRANE

25 PATHWAYS OF TARGET CELL APOPTOSIS STIMULATED BY CTLs

26 ASSESMENT OF CMI Mixed lymphocyte reaction Cell mediated lympholysis
Graft versus host reaction

27 NK CELL MEDIATED KILLING: OPPOSING SIGNALS MODEL

28 Antibody-Dependent Cell-Mediated Cytotoxicity(ADCC)

29 ANTIBODY DEPENDENT CELL MEDIATED CYTOTOXICITY (ADCC)

30 HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE

31 OVERVIEW OF B CELL DEVELOPMENT

32 Pro-B CELL & BONE MARROW STROMAL CELL INTERACTION

33 B-CELL RECEPTOR-CORECEPTOR COMPLEX

34 THYMUS INDEPENDENT & DEPENDENT ANTIGENS

35 PROPERTIES OF TI & TD ANTIGENS

36 B-CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE

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38 B-CELL MEDIATED RESPONSE

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40 Schematic diagram of a peripheral lymph node showing anatomic sites at which various steps in B-cell activation, proliferation and differentiation occur. The cortex is rich in B cells & the paracortex in T cells. Both B and T cells are present in large numbers in the medulla. A secondary follicle contains the follicular mantle and a germinal center.

41 OVERVIEW OF CELLULAR EVENTS WITHIN GERMINAL CENTERS

42 The interactions of numerous cytokines with B cells
generate signals required for proliferation and class switching during the differentiation of B cells into plasma cells

43 NAÏVE & MEMORY B CELLS

44 PRIMARY & SECONDARY IMMUNE RESPONSE

45 COMPARISON OF PRIMARY & SECONDARY IMMUNE RESPONSES

46 EFFECTOR FUNCTIONS OF HUMORAL IMMUNITY

47 Phagocytosis of antibody-antigen
Neutralization Bacterial toxins Host cell Toxin receptors Neutralization by antibody Phagocytosis of antibody-antigen complex by macrophage Fc receptor Forming phagosome

48 Opsonization Extracellular bacteria Opsonization Macrophage
Ingestion by macrophage Digestion in lysosome

49 Complement Activation
Digestion in lysosome Bacteria in plasma Complement activation Lysis and ingestion

50 TRANSCYTOSIS

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52 AN OVERVIEW OF CYTOKINES

53 INDUCTION & FUNCTION OF CYTOKINES

54 ATTRIBUTES OF CYTOKINES

55 Interaction of antigen with macrophages and the
subsequent activation of resting TH cells leads to release of numerous cytokines (blue arrows), generating a complex network of interacting cells in the immune response.

56 SUMMARY OF CYTOKINES Talk about therapeutic uses of cytokines as well.

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