1. Allergic Response
2. Allergic Response Type
Type I III:
Immediate Hypersensitivity
Type IV:
Delayed Type Hypersensitivity
Allergic Responses
Reexposed to antigen that has
encountered previously
Allergic symptoms are caused by immune
reponses (Immune product).
Immediate Hypersensivity :
antibody (B) and cytokines (T)
pollen (second)
Mast
Cell
IgE
Mast
Cell
degranulasi
histamine release
Surface Antigen
IgG
IgM C
Neut
Integrin
ICAM-1
VCAM-1
VASCULITIS
IgG
IgM C
complement
Immunocomplex Diseases
Allergic Diseases
Arthur Reaction (vaccine,drug,insect bite)
SerumSickness (Protein & nonprotein drugs)
Nonalleric Diseases
Lupus erythematosus
Vasculitis
Glomerulonephritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Acute allograft rejection.
IL-2
INF
TNF
Tissue injury
Activated macrophage
inflammation
Tc
Target
cells
Cell killing & tissue injury
IL-12
antigen
promote
Th0
inhibit
Th1
Th2
IL-10
IL-2
TNF
INF
DTH
B Cell
TGF
IL-4
IgE
IH
IL-5
Eosinophil
DRUG ALLERGY
CLASS SPECIFIC IMMUNE
REACTANT
MEDIATORS
Ig E
II
IgG,*Ig M
Complement
III
IgG,IgM
(Immunocomplex)
Complement
IV
T lymphocyes
T cell cytokines
DISEASES
Atopy
Anaphylaxis
Uricaria/angioedema
Immune hemolytic
anemia,
Neutropenia
Serum Sickness
Allegic
contact dermaitis
DRUG ALLERGY
DRUG
ANTIGEN
CARRIER
PROTEIN
(TISSUE)
CONYUGATE
SPECIFIC
ANTIBODY
1. Native molecule
drug
2. Hydrolisis/biotransformation products
drug
metabolite
TYPE II
TYPE III
TYPE IV
IN VIVO
Immediate skin prick
and intradermal
None
Intradermal Arthus Test
Patch Test
IN VITRO
RAST. ELISA
Coombs
Precipitin Test
RAST,ELISA
Lymphocyte
Proliferation.