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Mononuclear
phagocytes
1. Circulate in
blood
for
8
hours
2.
Migrate
into
tissues
3.
Differentiate
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NK
cells
Large
lymphocytes
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NK
cells
First line of
defense
against
viruses
Target
and kill infected cells
Produce various
cytokines
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Major types of
dendritic
cells
4
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Dendritic
Cells
Perform
antigen
capture
Perform
antigen
presentation
Perform
T
cell
activation
Can produce
ROS
Can
produce
interferons
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Major cell groups of adaptive immunity
B
lymphocytes
T
lymphocytes
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B lymphocytes
Mature
in
bone
marrow
B
cell
receptor
is a
membrane
bound
antibody
Memory
cells have a
longer
lifespan
Plasma cells produce antibodies
First encounter of antigen - divides rapidly into memory and plasma cells
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T lymphocytes
Bone
marrow
derives but
matures
in
thymus
Express
T-cell
receptor
on
membrane
In response to specific
antigens
,
lymphocytes
proliferate
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Both
B
and
T
lymphocytes
undergo
clonal
selection
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Plasma
(effector)
cells
Short
lived
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Mononuclear phagocytes
1. Circulate in blood for 8 hours
2. Migrate into tissues
3. Differentiate
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NK cells
Large lymphocytes
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NK
cells
First line of defense against
viruses
Target
and
kill infected cells
Produce various cytokines
View source
Major types of dendritic cells
4
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Dendritic
Cells
Perform antigen
capture
Perform antigen
presentation
Perform
T
cell activation
Can produce
ROS
Can produce
interferons
View source
Major cell groups of adaptive immunity
B
lymphocytes
T
lymphocytes
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B lymphocytes
Mature in
bone marrow
B cell receptor
is a membrane bound antibody
Memory
cells have a
longer
lifespan
Plasma
cells produce antibodies
First encounter of antigen – divides rapidly into
memory
and
plasma
cells
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T
lymphocytes
Bone marrow
derives but matures in
thymus
Express
T-cell receptor
on membrane
In response to specific antigens,
lymphocytes
proliferate
Plasma
(
effector
) cells are short lived
Memory
cells – long lived but don't take part in the initial immune reaction but respond to the
second
encounter
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Both B and
T lymphocytes
undergo
clonal selection
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