Outline for Today Finish Chapter Antigen recognition by the

Outline for Today • Finish Chapter 3 - Antigen recognition by the Immune System • Review Antigen Recognition • B and T cells recognize antigen differently, and respond differently • B cells recognize unprocessed antigen and produce antibodies • T cells recognize only processed antigen, in the context of MHC I or MHC II on an Antigen Presenting Cell. 1 Non-Specific “Pattern Receptors” • The immune system has evolved mechanisms to recognize NONSPECIFIC characteristics of microbes. • These receptors, found on cells of the innate immune system, recognize specific PATTERNS found in microbial organisms. Hence, they are termed Pattern Recognition Receptors (PRRs) 2 Review • Chapter 1 - Overview of the Immune System • Chapter 2 - Cells and Organs of the Immune System • Chapter 13 - Complement (Overview) • Chapter 15 - Leukocyte Migration • Chapter 3 - Antigens • You are STILL responsible for knowing hematopoietic factors, CD molecules that have been covered in class, cytokines, etc. 3 REVIEW • The Immune System can be divided into the Innate and the Acquired/Adaptive systems The Innate immune system consists of non-specific mechanisms to resist disease – Includes macrophages/monocytes, basophils, eosinophils, neutrophils • The Acquired immune system demonstrates the characteristics of specificity and memory. – Includes T lymphocytes, B lymphocytes, Dendritic Cells. Innate Immune System • Anatomic Barriers - skin, mucous membranes, etc. • Physiologic Barriers - temperature, pH, chemical mediators • Phagocytic/Endocytic Barriers macrophages, neutrophils. • Inflammatory Barriers 4 1. Rubor (redness). 2. Tumor (swelling) 3. Calor (heat) 4. Dolor (pain) 5. Functio laesa (loss of function) 5 Functions of Complement 6 Adaptive/Acquired Immunity • 1. 2. 3. 4. Specificity and Memory are a result of: Antigenic Specificity Receptor Diversity Immunologic Memory Self/Non-self Recognition These are a result of the actions of B cells T-cells, and Antigen Presenting Cells. 7 Where do the Immune Cells come from? • All blood cells (including erythrocytes) arise from a common pluripotent stem cell, which has the characteristic of SelfRenewal. • In adults, hematopoiesis occurs in the bone marrow 8 Primary Lymphoid Organs • Bone Marrow - B cells (except in certain species) • Thymus - T cells This is where lymphocytes are produced, and educated to recognize foreign antigen appropriately 9 Secondary Lymphoid Organs • Lymph Nodes • Spleen • Peyer’s patches – Contain GERMINAL CENTRES of B cells – Is the site of the immune response, generation of memory. Tertiary Lymphoid Tissue • Mucosal surfaces, skin, etc. • Any place that undergoes immune surveillance • Typically contains resident antigen presenting cells, dendritic cells, may contain intra-epithelial lymphocytes Lymphocyte Recirculation gets the cells to secondary and tertiary organs for surveillance 10 11 Antigen Response • The immunogenicity of antigens is determined by: – – – – Foreignness Molecular Size Chemical Composition/Heterogeneity Susceptibility to Antigen Processing, Presentation. – Host Factors Immunogenicity • Host Factors which regulate immunity include: – Genotype of the Recipient Animal – Immunogen Dosage, Route – Adjuvants – – – – Prolong Antigen Persistence, Enhance co-stimulatory signals Induce Granuloma formation Stimulate Non-specific proliferation 12 Antigen Recognition by B cells • By surface ANTIBODY. • Recognition occurs in the binding/variable region of the antibody • Binding is determined by 3-D structure, and may involve non-adjacent determinants Antigen Recognition by T cells • Occurs via the T-Cell Receptor chains, which MUST recognize both peptide and either Class-I or Class-II MHC proteins (not both). • Class I MHC - on ALL nucleated cells of the body: binds internally produced/processed antigen • Class II MHC - only on specialized APCs: binds externally produced, phagocytosed and processed antigen. 13 14 Test Outline • Total of 30 marks (1 mark/minute) • Multiple Choice - 25 Best Answer, 5 “Combination Multiple Choice” • 50 Minutes total • Bring a Pencil! No extra time will be provided to fill in the answer sheet. – Suggestion: Read the question, cover the choices, and think of the correct answer before you select it! 15

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