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Title: Immune System


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Immune System Disease
  • Chapter 31

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In the 1850s Pasteur proposed the Germ Theory
Specific microorganisms cause disease
  • Types of pathogens that cause disease.
  • Bacteria
  • Viruses
  • Fungi- occur in warm damp areas
  • Protozoa
  • Parasites

3
How are Bacteria and Viruses Different?
4
BacteriaThe Prokaryotes
  • Reproduce by Binary Fission
  • Autotrophic and Heterotrophic

5
HelpfulBacteria in Nature
  • Decomposers
  • Nitrogen cycle
  • Industry
  • Food- yogurt!

6
Harmful BacteriaCause disease by
  • Releasing toxins into the body
  • Directly break down tissue of organism for food

7
VirusesLatin for Poison
  • Not living
  • Require a host cell to reproduce!!
  • Consist of DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein
    coat

8
Viral Infection
  • Virus enters host cell
  • Host cell produce viral DNA
  • Host cell bursts

9
Retroviruses
  • Viruses that have RNA as their genetic material
  • HIV leads to AIDs

HIV kills our Helper T cells
10
Common Viruses
  • Flu
  • Chicken Pox
  • Warts
  • Mono
  • Rabies

11
Treatment
Viruses
Bacteria
  • Antibiotics
  • Vaccination
  • Vaccination

Immunity from vaccination can be temporary or
permanent
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How our Bodies defend against pathogenic organisms
Nonspecific vs. specific defenses
13
Nonspecific Defense
  • Skin- the most important!
  • Oil and sweat create an acidic environment
  • Mucus, saliva, sweat, tears, contain lysosomes
    that break down bacterial cell walls
  • Inflammatory response- fever and swelling

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Types of Immunity
Active
Passive
  • Body mounts an active response to the pathogen
  • The development of antibodies in response to
    stimulation by an antigen
  • Produced by vaccination or getting the disease
  • Temporary immunity
  • A mother provides passive immunity to her baby in
    her uterus and after birth by breastfeeding

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Specific DefenseThe Antibody Antigen Reaction
  • An antigen triggers an immune system response
  • Antigens are specific for each pathogen
  • Lymphocytes produce antibodies.
  • Once formed the antibodies are held in memory B
    cells (lymphocytes) so that the body has
    permanent immunity to that disease

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  • Antibodies help kill the intruder by
  • 1. Binding to antigens
    on surface of microbes
  • 2. Clustering antigens together
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