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These are lecture notes on cells of the immune response. It discusses different types of cells, their actions on pathogens and how they interact. Explanations include phagocytosis and the role of antibodies.

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* NPBolo Lecture 21 "li8 (we discussed granilocytes) 2 group : macrophages -w big...

* NPBolo Lecture 21 "li8 (we discussed granilocytes) 2 group : macrophages -w big eat other cells like · neutrophilic granulocytes > - they phagocytose · Help clean up old/dead cells (Red blood cells) Materia · virus. , Le present small fragments of bacterial viruses on MHC proteins > - talk to T cells but then settle in Initially mobile , a small area of your body ② Group 3 - lymphocytes ↳ types B cells T cells ⑤&NK all natural killera all cytoplasm B cells produce antibodies H large proteins , we make these , they bind tightly (high affinity to antigens. ③ Antibody protein of : 4 units Y / This is variable domain => where we bind pathogen. I Can look millions of different ways Constant domain Here cells of immune system will connect & destroy what is bound on variable domain Soluble protein => secreted into blood after B all is activated - ④ How are antibodies useful 8 - I NK cells * ↑ recognize constant -- macrophages antibody domain aboknow how to bind # toxin Y / body prote I now toxin can not in bind to our protein I This is used somebad cellular to treat response tetanus. ⑤ When we vaccinate one objective is to activate B cells have them produce antibodiess. ↳ to be fully active Balls need T cells # cells) and type of lymphocyte Can only recognize pathogen when chunks (antigen) are presented to them by cells of b ody our. ⑥ = pa C MH macrophage ⑭ - * & Several 1) Helper ↳ · T cells , they recognize they organize the adaptive response , by sending to other immune Eytones cell 2 ↳ "Kinetics" makes Cells other cells do something HIV cause AIDS by attacking & killing chacquired immuno-deficiency O these syndrome ⑰ 2) cytotoxic T cells these kill body cells. · cancer cells (these have mutations in several proteins) · virus-infectedalls in both cases we see "non-self" proteins on MHC of the body cells. T 3) regulatory all & end of infection , these will stop the response ⑳ 3)Third lymphocyte : NK cells natural killer all act like inmate immune cells (macrophages & granulocytes) because antibodies to bind they rely on PAMPs-receptors m not have Innate response granulocytes] Patterncognise macrophages -tag9 NK cell 3) Cross ala Adaptive responses Bull , T cells lets build an adaptive immune response * 3 future antibody ⑮al B ceil receptor - naive ->> hasn't bound with its receptor anything To activate 1) something binds B cell receptor 2) Helper T cells sends cytokines Once active ) copy itself a lot ↳ some make antibody ⑩ cells" "Plasma they produce a lot of antibody & die after a few day s. ↳ others become dormant, wait for second they a infection with same B pathogen "Memory celly"

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