most important phagocyte

The regulator of energy that neutralize basophils and mast cells

most potent Antigen presenting cells

cell seen when there granulomatous inflammation ex. tuberculosis

migration of neutrophil from blood to tissues by forming pseudopods squeezing through junctions

Internal Defense: Cellular what type of immunity?

- Dominant 1st to arrive then self destruct

-Cells release nuclear content

– Increase in allergy and parasitic infection

Kill parasites

Homeostatic regulator of INFLAMMATION

– mediates anaphylaxis

larger, longer life span (9 to 18 months), and differ in enzyme content.

TISSUE CELL OR NOT TRUE WBC

Mast cells – larger, longer life span (?), and differ in enzyme conten

Functions:  Microbial killing

Functions: Tumorcidal

Functions: Intracellular parasite eradication

Functions: Phagocytosis

Functions: Antigen presentation

– Cytokines that activate macrophage from T cells

MOST COMMON ENDOTOXIN

– TERMINAL stage of mononuclear phagocyte dev’t

macrophages release ________ during antigen processing

IT releases IL1 & IL6 during antigen processing

– deficiency of B-GLUCOSE cerebrosidase

– deficiency of sphingomyelinase

Niemann-Pick Disease – deficiency of

TNF a aka

cachetin aka

- uses tumor cells to assess the KILLING functions of monocytes

CELLS in skin and mucous membrane

2 Dendritic cells

Their main function is to phagocytose antigen and present it to T-helper cells

Most potent phagocytic cell in the tissue

Rich in MHC Class II molecules

Dendritic Cells Rich in MHC Class ? molecules

Classified according to their tissue location

What kind of dendritic cells?-Heart, lungs, Liver, kidney, and GI tract