Innate Immunity Chapter 4
- Background
- Innate
- What do
- Advantages & disadvantages
- External Barriers
- Skin
- Mucus
- Other washing action
- Antimicrobial peptides in secretions
- lactoperoxidase
- lysozyme
- defensins
- collectins
- cathelicidin
- SLPI
- Gastric pH
- Normal flora
- Tissue resident sentinel cells
- Phagocytosis
- Process
- phagosome
- phagolysosome
- Recognition
- PAMPs
- DAMPs
- alarmins
- PRRs
- Toll-like receptors
- name
- protein structure
- cell surface
- lysosomal
- NOD-like receptors
- structure
- subfamilies
- examples
- RIG-like receptor
- CDS
- Lectin receptors
- Killing
- reactive oxygen species (ROS)
- nitric oxide
- proteolytic enzymes
- Humoral Mechanisms
- Complement
- alternative pathway
- C3
- C3b
- MAC
- additional Complement activities
- opsonization
- released fragments
- Pentraxins
- CRP
- Collectins
- structure
- family members
- MBL
- surfactant protein A & D
- Ficolins
- structure, action
- Inflammation
- Signs
- Purpose
- Initiation
- Process
- vasodilation
- permeability
- leukocyte recruitment
- adhesion molecules
- ICAM-1
- selectins
- tumbling
- integrins
- diapedesis
- pus
- Hallmarks
- localized
- acute inflammation
- healing
- chronic inflammation
- Outcomes
- Antiviral
- Interferons
- family, source, actions
- NK cells
- function / detection
- killing
- perforin
- granzymes -> apoptosis
- Fever
- Stimulating Adaptive Immune Responses
- adjuvants
- Costimulators
- Cytokines
- Complement