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IMMUNOLOGY
HOST PARASITE INTERACION
• Mutalism• Komensalism• Opportunism• Parasitism
Factors that determine the kind and number
availability of oxygen pH of the host site other microorganism availability of nutrien immunological state
ParasitesExtracelluler parasites
persist and multiply outside of the host cellsIntracelluler parasites
must resist digstion by the host cells
Intracelluler Parasites
Facultative intracellulerSalmonella species
M .tuberculosis Brucella Obligate intracelluler
viruses, rikettsiae and certainprotozoa
Diseases - shift in the equilibrium between man and the infecting agent
- ability to cause disesase can be termed as pathogen
- individual who harbor and shed infectious agent but show no symtoms called carrier
Microorganism cause disesase by
. Competition for metabolits
.production of virulent
factors
.production of toxins
.hypersensitivity
.vascular obstruction
Microbial Factors
• Adhesive factor• Invasive factors• Toxin• Antiphagocytic factor• Antigen variation
Host factors
• Genetic• Age• Socio-economic• Immune status
HUMANBODY
Bacteria
Fungal Riketsial
Mycoplasm Chemical
Virus
IMMUNE RESPONSE
RECOGNITIONELIMINATION
Autoimmunity Immunodeffisiency
Hypersensitivity
Foreign Antigent
Enter
Humanbody
Specific Non-specific
Pathologic
EliminationElimination
PHASE OF IMMUNE RESPONSE
1. Cognitive phaseBinding of foreign Ag to specific resep-
tor on mature lymphocytes.2. Activation phase
Proliferation & differentiation of lym-phocytes
3. Effector phase Elimination of Ag by lymphocytes that
have been specifically activated
Humoral ImmunityMediated by molecules in the bloodthat are reponsible for spesific recog-nition & elimination of Ag
Cell-mediated-immunity (celluler immunity) mediated by Tlymphocytes
Lymphoreticular system :1. Cells :
T cells , B cells & subsets of lymphocytes that involved in specific and nonspecific immune response
2. Organ and tissue a. primary : thymus, bonne marrow and
equivalen of bursa fabricus b. secondary/perifer : spleen & lymp nodes
SISTIM IMUN
NONSPESIFIK SPESIFIK
BIOKIMIA SELULERFISIK /
MEKANIK
HUMORALSEL B
SELULERSEL T
KulitSel.lendirSiliaBatukBersin
BIOKIMIAAs.lambungLisosimLaktoferinAs.neuraminik
HUMORALKomplemenInterferonCRP
FAGOSIT monosit makrofag neutrofil eosinofilSEL NULL sel NK sel KSEL MEDIA-TOR basofil sel mast
ThTcTs
antibodi
Non-speciic Specific- Action immediate - Action requires day
todevelop- Respnonse is non- - Specific specific- Response is not - Response enhance on enhance by repeat repeat unfection infection-Recognition molecule - Clonal selection naturally express in all cells types
Non-specic Specific-Complex carbohydrate - Small segments of or lipoprotein that form protein or glicopro- the wall of microbe tein ( B cells) or pro- cessed protein (T cell)
-Circulating molecules : Complement Antibody
-Cells : Phagocytes ( macropha- Lymphocytes ges, neutrophils) NK cells
IMMUNOLOGY
• ANTIGEN• ANTIBODY• IMMUNOGEN• ANTIGENICITY• IMMUNOGENICITY• COMPLEMENT• EPITOPE• VALENCE• ADJUVANS
IMMUNE .SYTEM
HumoralCells
mediated
-B cells-Antibodies-Complement
-Macrofages -Granulocytes-NK cells-Complement-Other chemicals HCl, lysozym
Innat immunityAdaptive immunity
-APC -T cells
TYPES OF ANTIGEN
1. T-dependen Ag require Th cells in order to evoke
immune response.2. T- independen Ag without involvement of T cells
- primary response- don’t yield immunological memory- don’t produce hight affinity Ab- Ig M- e.g : LPS of Gram (-) bact
3. Auto AntigenAg from a person that initiated immune response in that individual
4. Allo-AgAg from different individual of the samespesies ( different genetic make up)
5. Iso-AntigenLike Allo-antigen with identical geneticmake up
Immunogenicity depent on
1. Properties of Ag- foreigness- molecular size- chemical complexity- Solubility- rigidity
2. Host factors- enzymes of the host- availability of appropriate lymf. Clone- ability of APC
- age- nutritional status- MHC locci
3. Mode of Ag adiminstration - dose - route
- form - scedule
BACTERIAL ANTIGENTSFlagellar
-Antigenic protein ( H-Ag)-protective : Cholera
Pilli two form : ordinary pilli & sex pilli -ETEC
-N. gonorrhoeaeBacterial somatic Ag
a. capsule or slime layerb. O-antigen (LPS outer membrane)
Bacterial Toxin : I. Exotoxin II.Endotoxin
I. EXOTOXIN
1. Hemolysin : S. aureus , V. cholerae C. tetani , C,
septicum2. Leucocidine : S aureaus3. Hyaluronidase
: S. aureus , Strep. pyogenes
C. welchii4. Colagenase : C. welchii5. Coagulase : S. aureus
II. ENDOTOXIN
Has several biological properties
- induce of fever
- elicit early IgM & latter IgG
- stimulate endocrine gland
- activates complement
- induce Swartman reaction
- cause release of lasma kinin
ENDOTOXIN
1. Dermonecrotizing agent- schick toxin : C. diphteriae- - toxin : C.welchhi
2. Cardiotoxic agent- streptolysin-O : S. pyogenes- tetanolysin : C.tetani
3. Deoxyribonuclease- toxin : C. septicum- sterptodornase : C. botulinum
V. cholerae
Mayor cells types involved in immune response
B T NK Mono- Neutro Eosi- Baso- Mastcells cells cells cyt phil nophil phil cells Macro- phage
GRANILOCYTES
LEUKOCYTESLYMPHOCYTES PHAGOCYTES AUXILLARY
AQUIRED INNATE IMMUNE RESP
Lymphocytes
- Capable of specifically recognizing and disttinguishing different antigenic diter- minat
- Responsible for adaptive IR
B Cells - Comprise 5 - 10 %
- Atibody production
- Spcific Ag reseptor : surface Ig
- Ag-reseptor complex (CD79)
- bind to foreign protein,polysacc,
lipoprotein in soluble form
2. Sel B- Pemasakan pada sumsum tulang
(bone marrow)- 5-10% total limfosit- dpt membentuk antibodi- dpt mengenal antigen langsung- mempunyai surface immunoglobu-
lin (sIg).- Dpt berfungsi sebagai sel penyaji
antigen (APC)- berperan dlm imunitas spesifik
T cells
- Small , non granular lymphocytes- Antigen receptor (TCR) - small peptides prosesed by APC- Surface marker : CD4 : Th and CD 8 : CTL
Sel T - pemasakan di timus
- 65-80% dr total limfosit- membentuk roset dgn eritrosit
domba (sel B tdk)- glikoprotein permukaan (CD)- tdk dpt mengenal antigen langsung- imunitas spesifik- subset : CD4 (Th) dan CD8 (Tc) dan
Ts (supresor)
3. Sel null- tdk mempunyai petanda permukaan- mempunyai reseptor C3 dan Fc- 10-15% total limfosit- dapat membunuh sel tumor dan
sel yang terinfeksi virus- tdr dari 2 subset :
1. sel K : memerlukan bantuan antibodi untk membu-
sel sasaran2. sel NK :tdk memerlukan bantu-
an antibodi
NK cells- subset found in blood & lymphoid tissues- derived from bone marrow- primitive CTLs- possess ability to kill tumor cells & normal
infected by virus- express CD2 & low affinity reseptor for
IgG called FcRIII (CD16)
Phagocytic Cells
1. Professional phagocytes :- PMN leukocytes- Monocytes- Macrophages
2. Paraprofessional-Dendritic cells (DC) have selective phagocyte activity
3. Non professional :- fibroblast & ephithelial cells
4. Sel fagosit
Fungsi :- fagositosis Ag- membunuh- memproses Ag - mempresentasikan Ag ke
sel limfosit- mempunyai banyak reseptor dipermukaannya
Macrophage function
1. Detection of microbial invasion Opsonic and nonopsonic receptor for microbe and their product2. Restriction of microbial spread Phagocytosis
Granuloma formation Intracelluler killing
3. Recruitment of immune cells Cytokines & inflamatory mediators
4. Accessory cells in lymphocyte activ.-Ag processing & and presentation-Costimulatory molecules : ligand for
CD40 L, CD28 and CTLA4 (T cells)-Cytokines
5. Effector cells in CMI-Increase phagocytosis-Increase intracelluler killing-Clearence of apoptotic cells
6. Participation in humoral immunity
Properties of Macrophages
1. Membrane receptor-Scavenger receptor-C receptor-Fc- eceptor-Macrosialine-Cytokines receptor -CD14 (LPS receptor)
2. Production of cytokines-IL-1
- TNF - IL-12- IL-10- IL-4- FGF
3. Antigent processing and presentation4. Produce enzymes
- colagenase- elastase- lysozymes - lysosomal enzymes
5. Production of bioactive lipid and small radical
- Prostaglandin- Platelet activatig factor- reactive oxygen & nitrogen interme-
diate.
Phagocytosis
1. Microbial recognition - PRRs (pattern recognition reseptor a. membrane bound b. free in plasma - Recognize wide variety of microbial molecules - As reeptors for binding & entry of many intraclluler pathogens
2. Microbial uptake- actin polymerization- engulfment and internalization
3. Phagosomal maturtion- depolymerization of actin- fussion with endosome- final step : fussion with lysosome
---> phagolysosome generating low pH and containig degradative hy- lases
4. Microbial killing Accomplished by :
- low pH of phagosom- limitation of nutrien (iron)- generation of reactive oxygen and
nitrogen intermediates- Nramp-1 : removal of iron and di-
valen cation from phagosom- phox ---> reactive oxygen intermed.- inos ----> reactive nitrogen intermed.
Phox : phagocyte NADPH oxydase
O2
NADPH NADPH+
O2-
O2 - + H2O H2O2 + OH*
H2O2
MPO
Cl-
HOCl- + OH*
antibacterial
phox
LPSIL-1TNFIFN-
INOSDeaminasioxydativeL-arginin
NO+
H2O2
peroxynitrit
NO+
Thiol groups
nitrosothiol
5. Production of soluble mediator- signal & recruit other cells to the
side of infect.. Stimulate adaptive immune resp.
6. Antigen presentation- Histocompatibility molecule(HLA)- HLA-I --> CD8 cells- HLA-II --> CD4 cellsa- Costimulatory molecules
Ag
MHLA-II
CD4
Th1
Th2
BCGF, BCPF, BCDF
BPAb
CD8
HLA-I
IL-1
IL-4 , IL-12
NK
IFN-
IL-2
ADCC
Exogenous antigen processing: MHC class II peptide presentation
RE
golgi
CD 4
lysosom
phagolysosom
PhoxInos
Nram-1
phagosom
microbe
Endogenous antigen processing: MHC class I peptide presentation
proteasom
TAPRE
golgi
CD 8viral
Ag-HLA
TCR
CD28
B7-1
CD40L
CD40
APC
T cells CTLA4
B7-2
COMPLEMENT SYSTEM
- Heat labil protein- Inactive- After being activated : some protein act as enzymes, while other as substrat.
Lysis of foreign cells:- pathogenic microorgsnism- enhancement of phagocytosis- inflamation of host tissue- stimulation of chemotactic
- Regulated by several soluble and cell- membrane-assoiated protein
1. Limit or stop complemen activ2. Prevent abnomal or constitutiv activation in the absent of micro-
be and antibodies 3. Prevent formation of the MAC on self tissue and excessive generation of inflamatory mediators
Overviewe of Complement - Synthesized : hepatosytes , blood mon- cytes , epithelial cells of GE tract and tissue macophages
-Four mayor functions :1. opsonization 2. target cytolysis 3. inflamation 4. immune complex clearence
ACTIVATION OF COMPLEMENT
1. Classic pathway- IgG (IgG1, IgG2, IgG3) & IgM , DNA retrovirus , mycoplasma , protein-A ,
heparin , CRP , MBP , Tripsin
2. Alternative pathway- Not require formation Ag- Ab complex.- IgA , IgE , cobra venon , LPS gram(-)
1. Classic pathway
a. Binding C1 on Fc region of Ag-Abb Poduction of C3 convertase ( C4b2b)c. Production of C5 convertase ( C4b2b3b)d. Production of MAC ( C5b 678). C5b67 insert
itself into membrane of target cells. C8 bind to the complex ( C5b678) forming smal pore in the membrane. Finally C9 poymerize araound the C5b678 ---> hole---> lysis oftarget cells.
C1
C4C4b
C9
C3
C2a
C4b2bC4a
C2C2b
C3b
C5
C3a
C4b2b3b
MAC
C5aC5b
C8
C7
C6
C5b6
Target celllysis
Ag-Ab
Alternative pathwy
-Not require specific Ab for initiation-Does not utilize C1 , C4 & C2 activ. -Utilize at least 3 serum protein :
1. Factor B2. Factor D3. Factor P (properdine)
C3
C3b
C3a
C3
C3bBb
Ba
C3b
C3a
C3bBb
C3bB
Microbial surface
B D
PC3 convertase
C3bBb3b As C5 convert.
Additional role of complement fragment
- C3a , C4a and C5a are anaphylatoxin.- C5a : - chemotaxis
- increases production of reactive oxygen intermediates - increase adhesiveness
- C3B : - opsonin - enhance phagocytosis - elimination immune complex
circulating in the blood
Regulation of Complement cascades
1. Regulation of classical pathway a. C1INH- inhibit C1 activation
- halting initiation of clasical pathway. - in the blood C1 is bound to
C1INH - C1INH deficiency cause -->
hereditary angiodema
b. protein that interfere with C3 & C5 C4bp &DAF (decay accelerating (factor) ---> inhibit formation and dis- sociation C3 convert ---> cofactor for Factor-1mediated
ted cleavage of C3b & C4b
MCP (CD 46) : mediated inactiva- tion C4b.
2. Regulation of alternative pathway a. inhibit binding B to C3b : Factor-H b. inhibit formation C3 convertase alter- native pathway (C3bBb) : Factor-1 (mediated proteolysis C3b)
3. Regulation of MAC formation
a. CD59 also called MIRL (membrane inhibitor of reactive lysis) and HRF
(homologous restriction factor) also called C8bp.--> block binding C9 to C8--> preventing MAC formation b. S-protein (vitronectin) : bind to C5b-7 complex --> prevent membrane insertion of the MAC bp : binding protein