《动物免疫学》课程教学资源（文献资料）Nonspecific Immunity

Nonspecific Immunity Immunity is mediated by humoral and cellular effectors.Certain immune responses are antigen specific.They are provoked by unique determinants of the antigens and effectors produce antibodies or T cells which are antigen specific.This requires selection of effectors of appropriate specificity for clonal expansion before an effective response can be observed.In contrast,other imune responses can be evoked by infectious agents or injury in a generalized,antigen nonspecific manner.These responses are not induced by unique determinants.In addition,the effectors produced recognize conserved,rather than unique,determinants. Anti gen Speci fic and Anti gen nonspecific Immuni ty Antigen Specific Immunity Nonspecific Immunity Innate immunity Taesels T and B Cells not needed Antibodies and T cells and sp ecifically Rapidly evoked,generalized Activated defense and activated in a nonspecific manner

Nonspecific Immunity Immunity is mediated by humoral and cellular effectors. Certain immune responses are antigen specific. They are provoked by unique determinants of the antigens and effectors produce antibodies or T cells which are antigen specific. This requires selection of effectors of appropriate specificity for clonal expansion before an effective response can be observed. In contrast, other immune responses can be evoked by infectious agents or injury in a generalized, antigen nonspecific manner. These responses are not induced by unique determinants. In addition, the effectors produced recognize conserved, rather than unique, determinants

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FcReceptors 1.Granulocytes FcYRIlI-1 Two types of phagocytosis 2.Macrophages FCY RIII-2_ aoi6nnty08ecterendentceluia 3.Natural Killer Fcy RIll-2 -FCYRIlI-1 Phagocytosis FcY RIII-2 Macrophage NK cell Cell adhesion molecules(CAM) Cell adhesion molecules(CAM)represent a diverse group of surface antigens that are used for ligand specific attachment. Cell adhesion molecules (CAM)have three major functions. 1.Adhesion of cells to vascular endothelium 2.Chemotatic guidance 3.Attachment and stabilization in target cell

Cell adhesion molecules (CAM) Cell adhesion molecules (CAM) represent a diverse group of surface antigens that are used for ligand specific attachment. Cell adhesion molecules (CAM) have three major functions. 1. Adhesion of cells to vascular endothelium 2. Chemotatic guidance 3. Attachment and stabilization in target cell

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Bone Merrow (FC.MHC. Inflammatory Responses 1.Redness (Increase blood flow)vessels dilate. 2.Heat (Increase blood flow)vesseks dilate. Transudate (0.2%protein) Exudate (5%protein) Serous exudate (no cells) Purulent exudate (rich in cells manily neutrophils) Hemorrhagic exudate (blood) Fibrinous exudate (fibrin) 3.Swelling (Increase vasular permeability) 4.Pain

Inflammatory Responses 1. Redness (Increase blood flow) vessels dilate. 2. Heat (Increase blood flow) vesseks dilate. Transudate (0.2% protein) Exudate (5% protein) Serous exudate (no cells) Purulent exudate (rich in cells manily neutrophils) Hemorrhagic exudate (blood) Fibrinous exudate (fibrin) 3. Swelling (Increase vasular permeability) 4. Pain

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