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Antigen Recognition- Innate Vs. Adaptive

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Year 2 Mind Map on Antigen Recognition- Innate Vs. Adaptive, created by gina_evans0312 on 09/02/2014.

Mind Map by gina_evans0312, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by gina_evans0312 about 10 years ago

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Antigen Recognition- Innate Vs. Adaptive

Innate
1. Pathogens are recognised by receptors encoded in the germline
  1. Pattern Recognition Receptors
2. Receptors have broad specificity
  1. Recognise Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns
3. Immediate Response
4. No memory of prior exposure
Adaptive
1. Pathogen recognised by randomly generated receptors encoded after birth
  1. T Cell/B Cell Receptors
2. Receptors have a very narrow specificity
  1. Recognise specific antigens
3. Slow response (3-5 days)
4. Retains memory of prior exposure

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