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Diese Lernkarten bieten einen umfassenden Überblick über das Immunsystem auf Universitätsniveau. Sie behandeln die Struktur und Funktion von Zellen, die Rolle des Körpers bei der Abwehr von Pathogenen und die Reaktion auf Infektionen. Die Karteikarten decken auch Autoimmunerkrankungen wie Lupus, die Bedeutung von Antikörpern und die Unterscheidung zwischen angeborener und adaptiver Immunität. Medizinstudenten und Fachkräfte profitieren von diesem Set, um ihr Verständnis der Immunologie zu vertiefen und ihre Fähigkeit zur Diagnose und Behandlung von Immunstörungen zu verbessern.
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immunity is the capability of the body to

resist pathogens and infectious disease 

infectious agents (4)

viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites 

Infection is the _

invasion of pathogens into an organism resulting in illnes 

bacteria on the_and in the_are part of our _

skin and in the gut of our natural microbiota 

prevention of infection

anatomic and chemical barriers: epithelia of skin, gut, lungs normal microbiota 

early: 4-96 h

innate immune cells: macriphages, granulocytes, natrual killer cells 

late >96h 

adaptive immunity

b/t-cells 

Innate Immunity (2 components) 

macrophages and granulozyten 

fever (body temperature_) 

chemicals from immune cells (_) induce the_ to _ general _

38 degree

cytokines, the brain, rise, body temperature 

adaptive immunity (2 arts)

bone marrow cells (C-cells)

thymus cells (t-cells) 

Immunological memory 

response 1. and 2. 

initial exposure --> primary immune response (small)

secondary exposure. --> secondary immune response (high) amount of AB

Immunoglobulins 

(2)

AB and AG 

AB: _ produces by the _ to recognize _and_ 

AB= protein produced by the body to recognize pathogens and activate immune cells 

AG = _ or_recognized by the _

protein or peptide recognized by the AB 

AG (4 ex)

pathogen fragments (host immunity)

tumor cells (anti-cancer)

harmless environmental proteins (allergy)

self-proteins (autoimmunity) 

immunity is the bodies capacity to_ itself from_

protect, infection

the IS is composed of_ (_) in the _,_ and_ 

white blood cells (leukocytes) in the blood , lymphoid organs and tissues 

Innate immune cells react _ to combat infection

fast 

Adaptive IS develops _ AB and defense mecahnisms after_

pathogen-specific, primary infection

immunological _is maintained by_ cells of_ immunity 

memory, memory, adaptive

immunological disorders occur when the IS is either _ (_) or _(_)

weakened (infection) or overreacting (autoimmunity, allergy, chornic inflammation)

too little leads to_

(5) disease

infection 

primary immunodeciencies

HIV/AIDS

lekemia

immunosuprressive drugs

bone marrow irradiation

too much leads to 

3 disease

damage of host tissue

chronic inflammation

auto-immunity= immunological response against self

allergy and hypersensitivity= reaction against harmless AG

autoimmunity (DEF)

immune response against host tissue 

Systemic Lupus erythematodes (SLE) 

(DEF) 

Prev (%, gender and geographically) 

inflammation of skin, vessels and connective tissues: can potentially affect every organ

prev: 0.04%, woman>men, non caucasians >causcasians (europide)

Lupus typical 

butterly rash

Lupus unspecific symtoms  

 

clinical symtpoms, inflammation parameters 

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