Immunity Poster for Anatomy
SITUATION 1: NONSPECIFIC DEFENSES
While walking barefoot you step on piece of broken glass, it cuts the skin and introduces bacteria into the
wound. Design a flow chart that demonstrates the process of inflammation. Include non-specific defense cells
and chemicals. Include the following terms: Pathogen, LPS, Mast cells, Histamine, H1 receptor, iNOS, NO,
cGMP; myosin light-chain phosphatase; HPc; OPc, HPif, OPif, Tumor necrosis factor, Chemotaxis,
Margination, (Beta 2 integrin; ICAM; P-Selectin; SLIG) Diapedesis (CXCL8, CXCR1) Dendritic cell , Neutrophil,
Monocyte, Macrophage, Interleukin IL-1, Opsonization, Complement C3a; C3b; C5a; C5b, Classical pathway,
Alternate pathway, MAC complex, Cytolysis, Adherence, Phagocytosis, Phagolysosome, Interferon, NK cells
(MHC-I),
SITUATION 2: SPECIFIC DEFENSES
Design a flow chart that would show how the specific immune system would be activated against the
intracellular virus leading to complete resolution.
Also include the following terms;
APCs (Antigen Presenting Cells) B lymphocyte
Interlukin -1; IL – 2; IL-4,5,6 CD40; CD40L
Antigen Plasma cell
Self-antigens Immunoglobulin
Hapten Antigen-antibody complex
MHC proteins (class I and II) Neutralization
T lymphocyte (Th0; Th1; Th2) Primary immune response
Cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) Secondary immune response
Helper T cells (CD4+) Granzyme
B7; CD28 Perforin