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1 5/8/2015 Tissues of the Immune Response Tissues of the Immune Response Hugh B. Fackrell Filename:tissuesv7
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2 5/8/2015 Structure and Function of the Lymphatic System ä Lymphatic system ä Primary Lymphoid tissues ä Secondary Lymphoid Tissues èNext
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3 5/8/2015 Lymphatic System: Function ä Generate lymphocytes committed to a particular antigenic specificity ä Create an environment to trap antigens from various tissues, spaces or fluids ä Provide sites where the committed lymphocytes interact with the trapped antigens èNext
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4 5/8/2015 Committed Lymphocytes ä Immature lymphocytes ä generated by hematopoiesis of pleuripotent stem cells within the bone marrow. ä Lymphocytes mature in the primary lymphoid organs ä Bone Marrow, Thymus, Bursa (in birds) ä Mature lymphocytes migrate to the secondary lymphoid organs ä Lymph nodes, spleen, mucosal associated lymphoid tissues
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5 5/8/2015 Primary Lymphoid Tissues ä B cells ä Birds ä Bursa of Fabricius ä Mammals ä Fetal Liver ä Bone Marrow ä T Cells ä Thymus
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6 5/8/2015 Bursa ä Location ä Structure ä Function
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7 5/8/2015 Avian Lymphoid System
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8 5/8/2015 Bursa of Fabricius:Follicles
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9 5/8/2015 Bursa of Fabricius: X-Section
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10 5/8/2015 Bursa: B cell germinal centers
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11 5/8/2015 B cell Origins ä Hemopoietic stem cells develop in the fetal liver ä Later they are produced in the Bone Marrow ä “Bursal equivalent” èNext
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12 5/8/2015 Fetal liver: Hematopoiesis
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13 5/8/2015 Bone Marrow Scanning EM
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14 5/8/2015 Bone Marrow Differentiation
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15 5/8/2015 Thymus ä Location ä Structure ä Circulation ä Function ä Summary Diagram
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16 5/8/2015 Thymus: Location
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17 5/8/2015 Thymus: Lobules
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18 5/8/2015 Thymus: X section
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19 5/8/2015 Thymus: Development
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20 5/8/2015 Thymus: Embrogenisis
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21 5/8/2015 Thymus: Summary Diagram
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22 5/8/2015 Athymic Mouse ä “Nude” mouse - lacks hair follicles ä Lacks developed thymus ä few circulating T cells ä No cell mediated immunity
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23 5/8/2015 “Nude Mouse”
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24 5/8/2015 Lymph Nodes ä Distribution ä Structure ä Circulation ä Function ä Summary Diagram
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25 5/8/2015 Lymphatic System
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26 5/8/2015 Node: Circulation
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27 5/8/2015 Node: TD & TI areas
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28 5/8/2015 Node: X section Capsule Cortex Medulla Paracortex
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29 5/8/2015 Node: Diagram 2
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30 5/8/2015 Cortex
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31 5/8/2015 Node: Diagram Efferent lymphatic Afferent lymphatic Primary Follicle
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32 5/8/2015 Node: B cells in cortex
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33 5/8/2015 Node: Germinal Center
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34 5/8/2015 Node: Reticular network
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35 5/8/2015 Node Follicle: Mantle of lymphocytes
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36 5/8/2015 Paracortex
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37 5/8/2015 Node T Cells Diffuse cortex
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38 5/8/2015 Node: T Cells in Paracortex
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39 5/8/2015 Node: T cell depletion
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40 5/8/2015 Medulla Thymic Dependent area T cells localize
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41 5/8/2015 Lymph Node: Medulla
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42 5/8/2015 Node: LM Medulla
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43 5/8/2015 Node: Medullary Sinus
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44 5/8/2015 Node: Subcapsular Sinus
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45 5/8/2015 Node: EM of Medulla
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46 5/8/2015 Node: Primary Follicle
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47 5/8/2015 Node: Diffuse Cortex
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48 5/8/2015 Node: HEV
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49 5/8/2015 Node: Diagram summary
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50 5/8/2015 Spleen ä Location ä Structure ä Circulation ä Immunological function ä Summary Diagram
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51 5/8/2015 Spleen: Connective Tissue
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52 5/8/2015 Spleen: X section low mag
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53 5/8/2015 Spleen : X section higher mag
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54 5/8/2015 Spleen: circulation
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55 5/8/2015 Spleen EM: Marginal zone
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56 5/8/2015 Marginal zone B cells
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57 5/8/2015 Antigen localization in Spleen
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58 5/8/2015 Spleen: Summary Diagram
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59 5/8/2015 The End
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