B lymphocytes Antibodies
Epithelial
barriers
T lymphocytes
Effector T cells
Phagocytes
Complement NK cells
Hours Days
0 6 12 1 3 5
Time after infection
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IMMUNE SYSTEM
Innate Immunity Adaptive Immunity
Properties
- Specificity Relative low High
- Diversity Limited High
- Specialization Relative stabile Very special
- Memory No Yes
Component
- Physical barrier Skin, Mucous Skin immune
membrane, Normal system, mucous
Flora secretion, secretory
- Blood protein Complement antibody
- Cells Phagocytes Antibody/ Ig
(macrophage, PMN, NK) Lymphocytes (B & T)
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COMPONENTS OF INNATE IMMUNIT Y
Class Functions
CD4+ helper T lymphocytes B cell differentiation (humoral
immunity)
Macrophage activation (cell-
mediated immunity)
CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes Killing of cell infected with microbes,
killing of tumor cells
Regulatory T cell Suppress function of other T cell
(regulation of immune responses,
maintenance of self-tolerance)
Humoral immunity
mediated by molecules in the blood, called ANTIBODIES
antibodies produced by cells called B lymphocytes
principle defense mechanisms against extracellular
microbes and their toxin
Cell-mediated immunity (cellular immunity)
mediated by T lymphocytes
principle defense mechanisms against intracellular
microbes such as viruses and some bacteria
promotes the destruction of microbes residing in
phagocytes or the lysis of infected cells
• Ig G : Neutralization, Opsonization
Activation of classical pathway of complement
ADCC mediated by NK cells
Neonatal immunity
• Ig M : Activation of classical pathway of complement
• Ig A : Mucosal immunity
• Ig E : ADCC mediated by eosinophils
Mast cell degranulation
• Ig D : bind to basophils and mast cells and activate
these cells to produce antimicrobial factors to
participate in respiratory immune defense in humans
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adapted from
1. Kusworini Handono. Introduction to the immune system.
Faculty of Medicine, Brawijaya University Malang
2. Abbas A.K and Lictman A.H. 2003. celluler and molekuler
immunology. Fifth ed. Elsevier Health Sciences. USA
3. Chen, Kang et al. 2009. Immunoglobulin D enhances
immune surveillance by activating antimicrobial,
proinflammatory and B cell-stimulating programs in
basophils. Nat Immunol.10 (8): 889–898.