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Lymphocytes   are recognize antigens have specific receptors in their membranes ( B-cells & T-cells)  
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Naive   Have never encountered (gặp phải) foreign antigens Found in bloodstream and lymphoid Organs They are waiting for antigens  
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Effector T   Can eliminating foreign antigens: CD4 + "helper" T cells ( activate and help othe cells) CD8 + CTLs ( have cytoplasmic filled with proteins)  
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Effector B   Antibody secretly cells: Plasma Cell  
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memory cells   Survive in "resting", already encountered an antigen before  
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immunoglobulins (antibodies) structure   Y shape has: 1 FC (thân) 2 Fab (Antigen binding)  
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immunoglobulins found in   Free antibodies secreted by B Cell membrane of B (BCR)  
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T-cells receptor(TCR)   found in cell membrane of T  
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Differ between antibodies and TCR   Antibodies can recognize: any kind + free antigens TCR can recognize only: protein anti + anti that are bound inside MHC  
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MHC molecules   major histocompatibility complex molecules (vai trò cầu nối giữa T-cells vs antigen)  
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The cellular immune response function   Important in the elimination of: Cells infected with intracellular pathogens Tumoral cells Foreign human cells ( allogeneic) : tb ko thuộc host  
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immune response steps   Recognition antigens by naive cell Activation of cell Proliferation (sinh sôi) of cell Differentiation into effector cells (some memory cell) + T- cell: Migration (di chuyển) of effector to infection place + B- cell: Production of antibodies Elimina  
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CD4+ T cells   Helper cells interact with MHC class II (produce and release cytokines)  
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CD8+ T cells   interact with MHC class I  
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CD4+ T cells subsets   Th 0, Th 1, Th 2, Th 17, Tfh  
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Naive CD4+ T cells   TH 0 cell  
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TH 0 cell may differentiate in to Th1,2,17   some will become other Th1, other Th2, other Th17 some become Tfh  
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TFH (T follicular helper cells)   cell do not migrate (di chuyển), help B all in the adaptive humoral immune response  
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Th1 cells function   against intracellular pathogens secretion of IFN gamma  
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Th2 cells function   help immune reactions mediated by IgE and mast cells against helmonths (worms) allergic reactions  
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Th17 cells function   destroy extracellular pathogen mainly by inducing inflammation (chủ yếu bằng cách gây viêm)  
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memory T-cell   live long CD4+ & CD8+  
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T- cells contact the antigens twice   1st naive T cell, 2nd effector T cell  
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humoral mean   non- cellular components of the blood  
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humoral immunity response   Mediated by secreted antibocties that produced by B cell  
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humoral immunity response type   T-independent (TI) antigens: can activate B cells directly T-depndent (TD) antigens: need help of some T cell  
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naive B cells surface has   IgM and IgD  
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TI responses produce only   IgM  
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TI antigens have   cell wall and capsule polysaccharides  
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Protein antigens   need help by T cell (Tfh)  
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plasma cells   not have BCR secrete large Ig migrate to the bone marrow  
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Primary response   Slow Antige is founded for the first time Naive B cells are activated IgM produced  
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Secondcay response   Faster and more effective Antigen is founded for the 2nd 3th... time Memory B are activated IgM < IgG, IgA, IgE produced  
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Secondcay response only produced agains   TD antigens (protein)  
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Primary response produced agains   all kind of antigens  
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