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    Dr.Kalyan Vikram.V

    LYMPHOID CELLS

    & TISSUES

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    * Lymphoid tissue covers all of the various tissues that areimportant in mounting an immune response.

    * A fluid called lymph, (lymph = clear fluid) flows in lymphaticvessels, lymphatic tissue and RBM..* The content oflymphis the same as interstitial fluid, the fluidaround tissue cells,* Lymph eventually drains into venous blood.

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    *Primary lymphatic organsarewhere lymphocytesare formed and mature. They providean environment for stem cells to divide and mature into B- andT- cells:

    *RBM and*Thymus.

    *Both T-cell and B-cells are 'born' in the bone marrow.

    *However, whereas B cells also mature in the bone marrow, T-cells have to migrate to the thymus, that is where they mature.

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    *Secondary lymphoid tissues

    are arranged as a series of filters monitoring the contents ofthe extracellular fluids, i.e. lymph, tissue fluid and blood.

    Secondary lymphoid tissues are also where lymphocytesare activated. These include:

    *lymph nodes,

    *spleen, Tertiary tissues;

    *tonsils, CALT

    *Peyer's patches

    *MALT& GALT.

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    *

    Lymphocytes:

    *Make up 2030% of circulating

    leukocytes

    *Most are stored, not circulating

    Three Classes

    *T cells- Thymus-dependent

    *B cells- Bone marrow-derived

    *NK cells

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    T Cells

    *Make up 80% of circulating lymphocytes

    Three Main Types of T Cells*Cytotoxic T cells

    *Helper T cells

    *Suppressor T cells

    Cytotoxic T Cells*Attack cells infected by viruses

    *Produce cell-mediated immunity

    Helper T Cells

    *Stimulate function of T cells and B cells

    Suppressor T Cells

    *Inhibit function of T cells and B cells

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    B Cells

    *Make up 1015% of circulating lymphocytes

    *Differentiate (change) into plasma cells or into memory B cells

    *Produce and secrete antibodies (immunoglobulin proteins)

    *Direct antigen recognition and Antigen presentation

    Plasma cells:

    *These are the effector cells of the B-cell lineage and are specialised in

    secreting immunoglobulins. When activated

    *B cells divide, some of its progeny become memory cells and the reminderbecome immunoglobulin-secreting

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    T cell B cells. Originate from bone marrow . Originate and mature in

    and mature in thymus bone marrow

    . They cant function without . They can functions due to

    MHC molecules presence of antibody

    . They are differentiate into TH . They are not

    and Tc

    . They have CD8 markers . They have CD4 markers

    . They secrete cytokines . They do lysis of the virus-infected cellDifferentiate with exposure to with exposure to hormone

    several thymic hormones called cytokine (IL-7)

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    Natural Killer (NK) Cells

    *Also called Large Granular Lymphocytes (LGLs), these arelarge lymphocytes containing azurophilic granules in the

    cytoplasm.

    Distribution:

    *They account for 10-15% of blood lymphocytes. They are rarein lymph nodes and don't circulate through lymph.

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    Functions:

    *NK cells are activated by recognition of antibody-coated cells,

    virus infected cell, cell infected with intracellular bacteria andcells lacking MHC I proteins.

    *antibody-dependent cell cytotoxicity (ADCC).

    *NK cells also participate in Graft vs Host reaction in recipientof bone marrow transplants.

    *Such cells are called Lymphokine Activated Killer cells (LAK)and have been used clinically to treat tumours. LAK cells have

    enhanced cytolytic activity and are effective against wide rangeof tumour cells.

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    Dendritic cell-

    presents antigens to lymphocytes on its surface.

    *These cells are derived from myeloid progenitor in the bonemarrow.

    *Their main function is to capture and transport protein antigento the draining lymph node.

    *Thy r also present in lymph node, spleen and MALT.

    *Mature DCs present Ag to T cells*Most potent APC for nave T cells

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    Other cells:

    Reticular cell -

    also a dendritic cell, which presents antigens.

    Mast Cell -derived from the bone marrow,

    release histamine, heparin,etc.

    Have receptors for IgE antibodies on their surface.

    Involved in allergic reactions

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    *Thank u