Immune system is a huge community of organs, white blood cells, proteins (antibodies) and chemicals. The immune system works collectively to shield you from overseas invaders.
Today my topic of explanation is the introduction to the immune system.
I am going to cover the topics
1 what is the immunity
2What is immune system?
3 what is symbiology and
4 the role of immune system
5 different system in our body and the cells and tissues in
our immune system
6 What are the four immune system
First, we see
What are the four immune system?
The major components of the immune system are: white blood cells, antibodies, the supplement system, the lymphatic system, the spleen, the thymus, and the bone marrow. These are the components of your immune system that actively combat infection.
What is immunity?
Immunity can be defined as resistant to diseases especially
for infectious diseases.
What is immune system?
Immune system is the collection of tissues and cells or
molecules that mediate resistance to infections and a coordinated reaction of
these cells and molecules to infectious microbes comprises an immune response.
What is immunology?
When it comes to immunology it is the study of the immune
system including its responses to microbial pathogens and damaged tissues and
also its role in diseases. the most important function of the immune system is
to prevent or eradicate infections. Introduction to immune system
Role of immune system
Our immune system plays lots of important roles in tumor defending
defense against infections and recognizes and responds to tissue grafts and
newly introduced proteins.
The importance of
this immune system for health is dramatically illustrated by the frequent
observations that individuals with defective immune responses are successfully into
different infections it's found that stimulating immune responses against
pathogens via vaccination is the most effective method to prevent individuals
from infections. Introduction to immune system
When we talk about immunology antigen and allergy like terms
are highly abundant so before enter to the defense system in our body. we'll
have a look about
What is antigen?
Simply antigen is a foreign substance capable of triggering
an immune response in an organism
What is allergy?
While allergy is a misguided reaction by the immune system to
harmless foreign substances when it comes to the defense system in our body it
is mainly grouped under innate immunity and adaptive immunity.
What is innate immunity?
Which is also present in healthy individuals provides
immediate protection against microbial invasion because of that reason this
immunity also known as early defense or moreover this immunity is known as
natural naïve immunity which enhances adaptive immunity responses. Introduction to immune system
What is adaptive immunity?
It also known as
acquired immunity or specific immunity which develops more slowly and provides
more specialized defense against infections this immunity required expansion
and differentiation of lymphocytes in response to microbes before it can
provide effective defense that means it adapts to the presence of microbial
invaders. this adaptive immunity are two
types as humoral immunity and cell-mediated immunity
when we talk about
- Humoral immunity
It is mainly mediated by antibodies produced by b lymphocytes b lymphocytes separated antibodies right secreted antibodies enter to the circulation and neutralize the microbes so antigens present outside horse sex.
- Cell mediated immunity
In cell mediated
immunity it is mainly mediated by the lymphocyte cells t cells recognize
antigens display by the antigen present in cells like dendritic cells
macrophages like things and destroy them via different mechanisms.
when we talk about
What is active and passive immunity?
· Active immunity.
we can say like that this way right immunity of an
individual can be induced by two different ways known them as active immunity
and passive immunity if the immunity of an individual induced by injection or vaccination
it is the active immunity. this induction develops resistant to later
infection by the same pathogen
· Passive immunity
But in passive
immunity it is somewhat different from active one because in passive
immunity individuals receives antibodies or cells from another individual
already immune to an infection. This immunity would not result
in long-time period resistance to the contamination like lively immunity so this immunity is transient in our immune system.
Cell of the immune system
There are different types of cells present in our body and they have wide variety of frost in hostiles. There is
lymphocyte like b lymphocytes
and t lymphocytes
which are specific In antigen recognition specifically b lymphocytes are the mediators of humoral immunity while t lymphocytes act as mediators of cell mediated immunity other than lymphocytes there are antigen present in cells like dendritic cells macrophages b cells follicle and dendritic cells in our immune system which are engaged in capturing antigens for displaying for lymphocytes in here dendritic cells initiate t cell responses macrophages related to the effective phase of cell mediated immunity and follicular dendritic cells display antigens to be lymphocytes in humoral immunity system. Introduction to immune system
There are also effector cells like tail lymphocytes macrophages granulocytes present in our body they are also responsible for the elimination of fantasies mainly the lymphocytes activate phagocytes and killing infectious disease infected cells. Macrophages phagocyte and killing microbes and granulocytes also kill microbes like that way.
Tissues of immune system
tissues of our immune system consist of generative lymphatic
inflamed organs. in which tnb lymphocytes nature and become competent to
respond to antigens while peripheral lymphoid organs initiate immune response
to microbes as an example, generative lymphoid organs like bone marrow and
thymus are present inside our body while spleen lymph node like peripheral
lymphoid organs are present in our immune system. Introduction to immune system
so, these are the points which I needed to cover by this article,
I hope you have learned something new from this article.
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