Immune response

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Immune response and factors affecting immune response


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18 October 2020 1VIGNAN PHARMACY COLLEGE, VADLAMUDI
Dr. Pulipati Sowjanya
Professor & Head
Dept. of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
Vignan Pharmacy College
Vadlamudi, Guntur (Dt)

•Thespecificreactivityinducedinahostbyanantigenic
stimulusisknownastheimmuneresponse.
•Theimmuneresponsehasamuchwiderscopeandincludes
reactionsagainstanyantigen,livingornonliving.
•Itmayleadtoconsequencesthatarebeneficial,indifferentor
injurioustothehost.
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The Immune Response
•Innate (nonspecific)Defenses against any pathogen
•Acquired immunity Developed during an
individual's lifetime
•Humoralimmunity Involves antibodies produced
by B cells
•Cell-mediated immunity Involves T cells
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Specific Defenses of the Host:
The Immune Response
•Antigen (Ag) A substances that causes the body to produce
specific antibodies or sensitized T cells
•Antibody (Ab) Proteins made in response to an antigen
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Properties of Antigens
Antigens cause an immune response, also called immunogens
Protein or complex
carbohydrates
Antigens are larger than
10,000 Daltons
Epitopesare regions
recognized by antibodies
or T cell receptors
This protein would have
several epitopes
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Antigenic Determinants
Antibodies recognize and react with antigenic determinants or epitopes.
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Antibody Structure
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B cells and Antibodies
B cells produce antibodies
Antibodies are complex proteins
Variable region is highly specific
for antigen
There are 5 classes of heavy chains
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CLASSES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS

Different Immunoglobulins
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Stages of HumoralImmune Response
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PRIMARY IMMUNE RESPONSE
•Theantibodyresponsetoaninitialantigenicstimulusdiffers
qualitativelyandquantitativelyfromtheresponsetosubsequent
stimuliwiththesameantigen.
•Theformeriscalledtheprimaryresponseandthelatterthe
secondaryresponse.
•Theprimaryresponseisslow,sluggishandshort-lived,witha
longlagphaseandlowtitreofantibodiesthatdoesnotpersist
forlong.
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SECONDARY RESPONSE
•Thesecondaryresponseisprompt,powerfulandprolonged,
withashortornegligiblelagphaseandmuchhigherlevelof
antibodiesthatlastsforlongperiods.
•Theantibodyformedintheprimaryresponseis
predominantlyIgMandinthesecondaryresponseIgG.
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Primary Vs Secondary Immune Response

FACTORS AFFECTING ANTIBODY PRODUCTION
1.AGE:Theimmuneresponseshowsrapidimprovementafter
birthandthisresponsecontinuestoimproveatleastuptotheage
ofoneyear.
2.GENETICFACTOR:Immuneresponseisunderthecontrolof
genes.Responseindifferentindividualstosameantigenvaries
duetogeneticfactor.
Personscapableofrespondingtoaparticularantigenarecalled
responder&thosewhocannotrespondaretermednonresponder.
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3.NUTRITIONALSTATUS:-
Immuneresponseissuppressedinprotein,calorie,mal
nutritionandindeficiencyofsomeessentialAminoacidsand
vitamins.
4.DOSEOFANTIGEN:-
AnAntigenisimmunogeniconlywhenadminsteredabovea
minimalcriticaldose.
Smalldosedoesnotstimulateantibodyproductionandlarge
dosemayinhibitantibodyproduction.
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References
1.RamReddy, Textbook of Microbiology, Volume-III (Pg. 9-25 )
2.S.B. Sullia& S.Santharam, General Microbiology, (Pg. 415,418)
3.Guyton and Hall, Textbook of Medical Physiology, (Pg. 444)
4.Harshmohan, Textbook of Pathology, ( Pg. 68)
5.S.P.Vyasand V.K.Dixith, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, ( Pg.
456)
6.Ananthanarayan& Paniker’s, Text book of Microbiology 7
th
Edition (Pg.117-129)
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