Adaptive Immune
Lymphocyte Development
Active Humoral Immunity
Classes of Antibodies
T-Cells
100

Involve Lymphocytes including these two cells

B & T Cells

100

Both lymphocytes originate in red bone marrow which is what step in the what step in the lymphocyte development phase?

Origin 

100

This type of immunity is when B cells make antibodies in response to an actual bacterial or viral infection

Naturally acquired

100
Found in body secretions, saliva, and sweat

IGA

100

When T-cells are naive and have not encountered an antigen they are in two groups called

CD4 and CD8 cells

200

Adaptive immunity is specific, systemic, and has what?

Memory

200

Clonal Selection; Lymphocyte selected to differentiate into active cells by its first bonding to its specific antigen is what step in the stage of lymphocyte development?

Antigen encounter and activation

200

Immunity in response to a vaccine

Artificially acquired

200

Potent agglutinating agent, readily activates complement, first antibody released, larger that others, pentamer

Igm

200

CD4 cells become can these cells that activate B-cells and other t-cells and macrophages. They direct the immune response

Helper T-cells

300

Adaptive immune system has 2 main branches called what?

Humoral Immunity and Cellular Immunity

300

Most clones become these cells that fight infection

Effector Cells

300

Occurs when antibodies are introduced into the body; No memory cells

Passive Humoral Immunity

300

Causes mast cells and basophils to release histamine

IgE

300

CD4 cells can also become these cells that moderate the immune response

Regulatory T-cells

400

These mobilize adaptive defenses and provoke an immune response

Antigens

400

These cells are able to respond to the same antigen more quickly the next time it is encountered

Memory Cells

400

Immunity delivered from placenta to fetus or infant through milk

Naturally Acquired 

400

Most abundant antibody in plasma; monomer; confers immunity from mom to baby

IgG

400

CD8 become these cells, capable of destroying cells harboring foreign antigens

Cytotoxic T-cells

500

The major presenting molecule

MHC Protein 

500

Maturation is important for two main reasons which are

Immunocompetence and self tolerance

500

Immunity from an injection of serum or antivenom for snakes 

Artificially acquired

500

Functions as a B cell receptor

IgD

500

MCH proteins are displayed by all cells except

RBCs