- we've got 2 major defense mechanisms that make up the immune system (think of it like a fortress! First we need the bodygaurds on the outside, reinforcements, and then the main characters 😂)-what are the two major defense mechanisms called?
- How do peptides end up on the surface of cells bound to MHC molecules?
- 3. Epithelial cell barrier: goblet cells
- What type of cells are intraepithelial cells mostly?
- What type of cells are lamina propria cells mostly?
- What is the main antibody of the GI tract?
- What type of lymphocytes do Peyer's patches contain?
- What are the specific defences of the gut?
- Where are leukocytes found in the gut lining?
- what two things bridge the connection between innate and adaptive immune response?
- Which antibody do we not talk about?
- Which antibody is most abundant in saliva?
- What are the 5 types of immunoglobulins?
- What are the primary cells of chronic inflammation?
- Gene - CDK4 , CYCLINSProtein Encoded - Cyclin dependent kinase 4, cyclin D proteinTumours - melanoma, glioblastoma (brain tumor), mantal cell (B cell) lymphoma, breast carcinoma
- What disease are helper T cells important in?
- innate immune response protects by producing?
- Gene - MYCProtein Encoded - c- myc transcription factorsTumours - small cell lung cancer, B cell lymphomas
- Same heavy chain, but different fab portion?
- Gene - HER2Protein encoded - EGF Receptor 2Tumours - breast cancer