Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Innate Immunity
- First Line of Defense
- Physical barrier
- Skin
- Skin form waterproof mechanical barrier
- Prevent entry of microbes
- Mucus lining
- Trap dirt and microbes
- Chemical barrier
- Saliva
- Contain enzyme that breaks down the cell wall of bacteria
- Stomach acid
- Has low pH acid that kills bacteria and parasites
- Tears
- Contain enzyme that breaks down the cell wall of bacteria
- Second Line of Defense
- Group of cells, tissues and organs that work together
- To protect the body
- It create hostile environment for the invaders
- It has four components
- Fever
- The body temperature increase to 37 C and above
- It initiated by pyrogens
- It change the settings of hypothalamus
- Reduced iron availability
- Iron-required pathogens cannot get the iron needed
- Inhibition of microbial multiplication
- Creating sub optimal temperature
- Increase metabolic rate
- Stimulates immune reactions
- Inflammation
- Symptoms
- Redness
- Heat
- Pain
- Oedema
- Stages
- Tissue injury
- Dilation and increased leakiness
- Phagocytes consume bacteria
- Release of cytokines
- Causing vasodilation
- Phagocytosis
- Contain phagocytes
- They possess lysosome containing substances
- Stages
- Attachment
- Ingestion
- Killing
- Degradation
- Antimicrobial proteins
- Four main types
- The complement system
- Work in cascade reactions
- Three pathways
- Classical
- Lectin
- Alternative
- Interferons
- Involve cytokines to against virus
- Iron-binding protein
- Limit the growth of pathogens
- Examples
- Hemoglobin
- Lactoferrin
- Transferrin
- Antimicrobial peptides
- Kill bacteria by inserting them into the membrane
- It is non-specific
- Immune components are preformed
- Response magnitude is similar during the first and subsequent encounters
- No memory is stored