skin, mucous membranes,iron-binding proteins, phagocytes and complement
What is the role of complement?
opsonisation whatever the antibody is attached to
Membrane attack complex
What is humoral immunnity and what are they made from?
Antibodies made from B cells but need to be turnd on by T helper 2 cells
IgA?
found in secretions also a dimer
IgE?
defense against parasites
igG?
crosses placenta and protects newborn
What drives cell mediated immunity?
T helper 1
How does your body know whether to activate humoral or cell-mediated immunity based on the
antigen it sees?
Antigen present cell (APC)
What is passive immunization?
I give you antibodies
What are Live-attenuated vaccine?
beat the heck out of salmonella
What is Recombinant vaccines?
insert genes that code for certain antigens into different organisms.
What is Adsorbed vaccines?
Vaccine mixed with inorganic salt for slower absorption and longer lasting immunity
What is Conjugate vaccines?
bind weak antigen with strong antigen as a carrier so that immune system will be stronger to weaker antigen
What are the three types of Aquired resistance?
alteration in drug target, production of inactivating enzymes, decreased uptake of antibiotics
Give example of alteration in drug target?
square protein changes to circle and antibiotic wont be able to bind
Explain inactivating of enzymes?
Bacteria will chop up the antibiotic so that it wont be useful
Explain decreased uptake of antibiotics?
cell wall becomes less permeable and make efflux proteins that take the antiobiotic so that it never accumlates in bacteria. Can be result of mutation in chromosomes
What is intrinsic resistance?
a predictable form of resistance based on mechanism of antibiotic and characteristics of microorganism
What is Immune serum globulin or gamma globulin?
igG antibodies
What are Hyperimmune globulin?
igG fractions from human subjects with high titers of antibody to a specific disease