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医学免疫学 Medical Immunology 高美华 Gao Meihua
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Introduction Let me introduce myself.My name is Gao mei-hua,I am professor and director of immunology department.I am a surpas person in shandong province and qingdao city.I am a exemplar teacher in china and special engage professor in qingdao university too.My research work is molecular immunology
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SECTION I Introduction to Immunology
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RIA ;immuno-PCR. I hope every student to study hard immunology
medical immunology is very important department for a medical student.Becaus many human diseases diagnosis need a lot of immune methods.This disease prevention and treatment need many immunothrapy. The reseach work need many immunology test,as so,immunofluorescence;enzyme immunoassay,EIA;radioimmunoassay, RIA ;immuno-PCR. I hope every student to study hard immunology
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We live in a world filled with infectious agents
We live in a world filled with infectious agents.our bodies have many mechanisms that permit us to defend foreign organisms.This defensive ability is called Immunity.In medical terms immunity means protection from certain diseases,particularly infectious diseases.
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Immunology is the study of the ways in which the body defends itself from infectious agents and other foreign substances in its environment.The protective mechanisms of body may be divided into two major groups:Innate and adaptive.Both of the innate and adaptive immune systems are essential for health.
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Chapter 1 History And Prospects of Immunology
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Brief introduction of immunology
Section 1 Brief introduction of immunology
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Conception of immunity:The “latin” term immunis,meaning”exempt”,is the source of the “English” word immunity, Meaning the state of protection from disease. Now, immunity is process that immune system recognized, neutralized and eliminated Antigen
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1、Basic Function of Immune System
Historically, immunity meant protection from disease and, more specially, infectious disease. Immunology deals with understanding how the body distinguishes between what is “self” and what is “nonself” Function of Immune System: defense; suveillance ; tolerance ;regulation
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Function of Immune System
Function Normally Abnormity Defense eliminated infectious Hypersensitivity organisms Immunodeficiency Suveillance eliminated tumor cell Tumor Stabilization eliminated self-doat cell Autoimmune diseases regulation N-E-I system immune diseases
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2、 Classification and Characteristics of Immunoresponse
Composition of Immune System organs ——thymus、bone marrow、spleen、lymph node tissues ——mucosal-associated lymphoid tissue cells——Macrophages(MΦ) 、 Natural Kill Cell 、T cell 、 B cell、 Dendrtic cell molecules——membrane molecules(CD、AM MHC) and secretion type molecules(antibody、cytokine、complement )
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Classification of immunoresponse: Innate immune :
Macrophage(Toll-like receptor,TLR)、NKcell、neutrophil DC The characteristics include: (1)non-specific (2)no memory (3) early effect (4) genic acquired
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Adaptive immune : Tcell and Bcell induce both major immune response:humoral immunity and cellular immunity Recognize stage:TCR BCR+MHC-Ag Active stage: double signal Effect stage: Ab and effect T kill Ag
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The characteristics of Adaptive immunity:
(1) specific (2) memory (3) later (4) acquired
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Innate compaired with adaptive
Innate adaptive receptor TLR TCR / BCR specific no yes Memory no yes Time early later mode genic acquired
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3、Immune diseases Hypersensitivity Chronic infection Tumor Immune deficiency (AIDS) Autoimmune disease Rejection of transplantation
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4、Application of Immunology
(1)、Immunoprophylaxis:vaccination (2)、Immunotherapy:tumor、chronic infectious disease and hypersensitivity (3)、Immunodiagnosis:ABO typing, infectious disease, tumor, pregnancy
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section 2 History of Immunology
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Immunology is the study of the ways in which the body defends itself from infectious agents and other foreign substance in its environment The development of immunology has experienced 3 stages:empirical immunology,scientific immunology and modern immunology
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1、Experienced Phase of Immunology
Jenner—cowpox vaccine---smallpox
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2、Scientific Phase of Immunology
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Koch, Pasteur (1)discovery of pathogens and application of vaccines (2)discovery of antibody and antigen Behring
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1)、discovery of antibody
2)、antibody is immunoglobulin 3)、antibody is four-peptide chain structure 4)、structure of antigen and antigenic specificity
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(3)、discovery of immune tolerance
Owen
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monoclonal antibody,mcAb Kohler Milstein
(4)、 clonal selection theory Burnet monoclonal antibody,mcAb Kohler Milstein
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(5)、development of cellular immunology
(6) 、 innate immune and antigen presentation NK, NKT, B-1B, rδ+T (7)、hypersensitivity and autoimmune disease
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§ 3 Development of Modern Immunology
1、Study of Immune Theory (1)Diversity of antigen recognizing receptors is The result of rearrangement was V and C genes
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(2)Discovery of signal transduction pathways Double signal
Signal 1: Ag-MHC+TCR-CD4/CD8 Signal 2: CD28+B7 Signal translation to the nucleus active transcription factors of specific genes. --cell active
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Fas+FasL—caspase---DNA part ----apoptosis
(3)discovery of programmed cell death (Apoptosis) Fas+FasL—caspase---DNA part ----apoptosis (4)hemopoiesis and development of immunocytes
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2、Study of Application Immunology
(1) DNA vaccine:Plant vaccine (2)genetic recombination cytokines—EPO IL2 TNF IFN (3)therapy of immune cells:DC, HSC (4)complete humanized antibody transgenic and knockout mouse
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3、21st century Immunology
(1)、human genome sequences (2)、reverse immunology: genome sequences—function gene---animal test to validate (3)、cDNA microarray (4)、immuno-technology (5). Immune prevent 反向免疫学-----以基因序列推测功能基因,再以生物试验验证阐明。
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Recent development in immunology are opening up a huge rannge of potential new approaches of prevention and therapy of disease.One promising area is vaccine development using DNA recombination technology and reverse immunology,which fights not only against HIV,TB,SARS,but also against cancer and diabetes.Aim of immunology is for human benefit
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