Immune Disorders
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- IgG
- crosses placenta to provide passive imunity in newborns provides immunity following illness or vaccination
- IgA
- passive immunity through breast milk. Found in secretion in all mucus membranes
- IgM
- First antibody produced during an infection
- IgD
- antigen specfic receptor on B lymphocytes
- IgE
- Allergic reactions: mast cells release histamine
- antigens
- chemical markers
- plasma cells
- produce antibodies
- artificially artificially acquired passive immunity
- immunglobulin administration i.e. following rabies exposure
- naturally acquired passive immunity
- atibodies from mother to infant
- artificially acquired active immunity
- vaccinations
- naturally acquired active immunity
- recover from illness
- lymphocytes
- antigen recogition and antibody production: differentiate into T-cells and B-cells
- monocytes
- diffentiate into macrophages: phagocytic on tissue debris
- neutrophils
- phagocytic; bacteria and small particles; first responders
- eosinophils
- destroy parasites and respond in allergic reactions