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a0a502a091 Some suggestions: Go back to the last page Go to the home page .. The migration of cells into the tissue and their local actions account for the pain. Inflammatory responses later in an infection also involve lymphocytes, which have meanwhile been activated by antigen that has drained from the site of infection via the afferent lymphatics.The innate immune response makes a crucial contribution to the activation of adaptive immunity. Strong signals received through the antigen receptor by an immature lymphocyte cause it to die or undergo further receptor rearrangement, and in this way self-reactive receptor specificities are deleted from the repertoire. The inflammatory response increases the flow of lymph containing antigen and antigen-bearing cells into lymphoid tissue, while complement fragments on microbial surfaces and induced changes in cells that have taken up microorganisms provide signals that synergize in activating lymphocytes whose receptors bind to specific microbial antigens. Developing B cells in the bone marrow interact with stromal cells, while their final maturation and continued recirculation appears to depend on survival signals received from the B-cell follicles of peripheral lymphoid tissue. The survival signals received through the antigen receptors appear to regulate this process by inhibiting the apoptosis of individual lymphocytes, thus regulating the maintenance and composition of the lymphocyte repertoire.
Small resting lymphocytes (top panel) have not yet encountered antigen. The spleen and lymph nodes in particular are highly organized for the latter function.All lymphocyte responses to antigen require not only the signal that results from antigen binding to their receptors, but also a second signal, which is delivered by another cell. This general scheme was later also confirmed for the genes encoding the antigen receptor on T lymphocytes. Not surprisingly, many pathogenic bacteria have evolved a protective capsule that enables them to conceal these molecules and thereby avoid being recognized and phagocytosed. He has since been proved right in this too, although the mechanisms of tolerance are still being worked out, as we shall see when we discuss the development of lymphocytes in Chapter 7.Clonal selection of lymphocytes is the single most important principle in adaptive immunity. Antigen A introduced at time zero encounters little specific antibody in the serum. Some suggestions: Go back to the last page Go to the home page ..
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