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    FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES

    SEMESTER III 2013/2014

    HFS 3173

    (IMMUNOLOGY)

    ASSIGNMENT

    Title of Assignment: Differences & Similarities of Immune System Responses

    Due to Bacteria, Viruses, Fungal and Parasites Infection

    Date of Submission: 10/ 11/ 2013

    Lecturers Name :Noor Zarina Binti Abd Wahab

    Students Name : Nur Amalina Binti Hamdan (032395)

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    BACTERIA VIRUSES FUNGI

    SIMILARITIES -Humoral immunity is the most effective or the main immuneresponse of defense in human

    - Cell mediated immunity idefense in human.

    DIFFERENCES

    - Does not need to invade hostscell to reproduce

    - Localized and sometimessystematically if not treated

    - Causes inflammation due totissue destruction

    - Produces toxins and causepathologic effects

    - Innate immunity responseby activation of complement,

    phagocytes and inflammation- Complement activation cause

    opsonization, phagocytosis

    and lysis of bacteria

    - Dendritic cells and phagocytessecrete cytokines which induce

    inflammation and also

    destroys bacteria

    - Humoral immunityproduces antibodies that will

    react via neutralization,

    opsonization, phagocytosisand compliment activation

    - Cell mediated immunityinvolves the activation of

    CD4+ Helper T-cells and

    produce cytokines which also

    stimulate antibody production

    - Need to invade hosts cell toreplicate

    - Systemic infection- Causes disease by killing off

    cells to cause damage and

    disrupting bodys homeostasis

    - Complement mediatesopsonization and lysis of

    enveloped viral particles

    - Humoral immunityresponse activated andproduce antibodies which act

    antiviral activity

    - IgG efficient if the viruspresent in serum and IgA

    most efficient at mucosal

    surfaces

    - Cell mediated immunityrespond via IFN-y which

    directs antiviral activity as well

    as via cytotoxic T-cell and NK

    cell and macrophages that killvirus-infected cells

    - It recognized and kills thevirus-infected cells by

    leukocytes

    - Do not depend to hostsurvival

    - Innate immunity involphysical barrier like s

    chemical factors, phagoc

    and nonphagocytic cells

    - Cell mediated immuinvolves Th1 and Th2 cells

    - Th1 leads to diseresolution via interferon

    interleukins like IFN-y and12 respectively

    - Th2 leads to exacerbationfungal infection via interle

    like IL-4

    - Humoral immunity isnot yet understood by

    researchers

    Differences Similarities of Immune System Response Due to Bacterial, Viral, Fungal and Parasitic Infectio

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