'Macrophage activation' presentation slideshows

Immunopathology

Immunopathology. Path 6266 May 18, 2010 Judy Aronson, M.D. Jaronson@utmb.edu. Outline. How does the immune response damage tissues? Hypersensitivity mechanisms Examples of immunopathologic disease Autoimmune diseases How does autoimmunity occur? Mechanisms of peripheral tolerance

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Scaffold fabrication

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Immunity to microbes (mechanisms of defense against bacterial infections)

Immunity to microbes (mechanisms of defense against bacterial infections). Goal. To understand basic principles of defense against infections induced by :. ba c teri a - e x tracel l ular - intracel l ular. virus es. para sites protozoa helmint s. fungi.

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MICR 304 Immunology & Serology

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Biology and function of T cells

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Objectives

INFLAMMATION AND REPAIR Lecture 4 Chronic inflammation Systemic effect of inflammation. Objectives. Upon completion of this lecture, the student should: Compare and contrast acute vs. chronic inflammation with respect to causes, nature of the inflammatory response, and tissue changes.

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General Features of Immunodeficiency Diseases

General Features of Immunodeficiency Diseases . Disorders affect all major components of immune system Onset of symptoms early in life Almost all have recessive inheritance X-linked diseases are prevalent Vast majority of unrelated patients have unique mutations

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Steroid/Intracellular Receptor Pharmacology

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Complement-Mediated Stimulation of Inflammation

Complement-Mediated Stimulation of Inflammation. Three major roles of complement: Opsonize particles for phagocytosis (need only reach the C3b stage) Elicit inflammatory reaction by acting on leukocytes, mast cells, endothelium Complement-mediated cytolysis. Leukocytes. Neutrophils

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Effect of balneotherapy on plasma cytokine levels

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Evasion and submersion of immune responses

Evasion and submersion of immune responses. Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis showed that the disease most often caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, but sometimes caused by M.bovis or M.africanum Tuberculosis is spread through contaminated air by the bacterium M. tuberculosis

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Christiane Brohm

(1) M. tuberculosis profile (2) Infection route (3) Survival strategies of M. tuberculosis. Christiane Brohm. 26.01.2009. Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Profile. Family: Mycobacteriaceae Genus: Mycobacterium Feature: waxy coating gram-positive

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Macrophage Biology and Innate Immunity Andreas Lengeling

Macrophage Biology and Innate Immunity Andreas Lengeling. Consortium members will be drawn from the following organizations. The Roslin Institute ( www.roslin.ed.ac.uk ; Hume, Lengeling, Mabbott, Manson, Freeman),

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Macrophage Biology and Innate Immunity Andreas Lengeling

Macrophage Biology and Innate Immunity Andreas Lengeling. Consortium members will be drawn from the following organizations. The Roslin Institute ( www.roslin.ed.ac.uk ; Hume, Lengeling, Mabbott, Manson, Freeman),

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Immunity to infectious agents

Immunity to infectious agents. Immunity to extracellular bacteria. Disease is caused by two mechanisms: First ,inflammation Second,toxins ( endotoxins,exotoxins ). Innate immunity. Complement activation Phagocytosis Inflammatory response. Adaptive immunity to extracellular bacteria.

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