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ANTIGEN, ANTIBODY AND COMPLEMENTS.
TYPES OF IMMUNE RESPONSES AND
HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS.
Raju Kaiti
Optometrist, Dhulikhel Hospital-Kathmandu University Hospital
REFERENCES
 Short text book of medical microbiology, 6th
edition,
Satish Gupte
 Lippincott’s microbiology
 Robbin’s pathology
 Immunopathology of the eye by A. H. S. Rahi and A.
Garner
 Ocular Pathology by Myron Yanoff and Ben S. Fine
 Internet
 Class notes
IMMUNITY
 Greek word
Immunis:- Free from burden
Sequence of cellular and molecular events
designed to rid the host of an offending
stimulus
Pathogenic organismtoxic
substancescellular debris neoplastic cells
Immunology
 Science which deals with the body’s response
to antigenic challenge.
 Deals with the vital immune system.
 Immune system is an interacting set of
specialized cells and proteins designed to
identify and destroy foreign invaders or
abnormal substances before they damage
the body.
Two arms of immune system
1.Innate (or natural) immune system
a. Non specific
 Physical barrier: skin, mucus
 Proteins in serum and in tissues: Lysozyme, interferon,
complements. (eg. In tears…….)
b. Specific
 Antibody mediated
 Cell mediated
2.Adaptive(or acquired)specific immune system
Active Passive
1.Produced actively by the
immune system of host
1.Received passively by the host and the
immune system doesn’t participate.
2.Induced by infection or
by contact with
immunogen.
2.Conferred by introducing ready made
antibody.
3. Immune response-
durable and effective
3. Immune response-short lived and less
effective
4.Immunity develops only
after a lag period.
4.Immunity effective immediately.
5.Immunological memory
presumed.
5.No immunological memory.
6.Serves no purpose in
immunodeficient host.
6.Applicable in immuno-deficient host.
7.No inheritance of
immunity.
7.May be acquired from mother
Innate Immunity
 Components :
 Macrophages
 Granulocytes
 Natural killer cells
 Complement
 Other chemicals eg. HCl, Lysozymes
 Characteristics:
 Immediate action
 Non-specific response
Adaptive Immunity
 Humoral
 B cells
 Antibodies
 Complements
 Cell-mediated
 Antigen Presenting Cells
 T cells
Characteristics:
Specific response
Late response
Cells of Immune system
 T-Lymphocytes
 Thymus derived lymphocytes
 Role in cellular or cell-mediated immunity.
 Constitutes 60-70% of peripheral lymphocytes
 Differentiation of T-cells
Helper T cells
 Essential to the differentiation of B-cells into plasma
cells and their subsequent secretion of Antibodies.
 Each helper T-cell is capable of activating hundreds of
specific B-cells
Suppressor T-cells :
 inhibit the development of B-cells in to
plasma cells
 regulate the activity of killer T-cells and
 suppress the productionof Abs when they
become excessive.
 Also suppress auto-immune responses.
Killer T-cells
 Have specific receptor for antigenic determinants.
 Killer T-cell migrate from lymphoid tissue to the site of
foreign cell invasion where they secrete small protein,
lymphokines.
 Prevent the reproduction of invading micro-organisms,
infected host cells or viruses inside host cells.
Memory T-cells
 The T-cells that remain potentially active and viable even
after the antigen has been inactivated.
 Upon 2nd
encounter memory cells proliferate,
differentiate into plasma cells and secrete Abs so rapidly
that the symptoms of the disease may not even be
observed.
 Humoral immunity  Cellular immunity
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Types of Immunity
Antigens
 Basically Exogenous
 Occasionally may be derived from body’s own tissues
 Protein molecules or part which have specific AA
sequence folded in tertiary shapes.
 Substances that stimulate Ab production when they
react.
 Molecular wt. : 8000 or more
Properties of antigens
 Foreignness
 Size
Types :
 Complete antigen
 Partial antigen
Hapten e.g lipid,nucleic acid
Two types:
Complex hapten and
Simple hapten
Immunogen Vs antigen
 All immunogens are antigens but not all the
antigens are immunogens.
Antibody
o Specific glycoprotein molecules generated by
ß –cells in response to antigens.
o Also called immunoglobulins.
o Humoral substance found in serum,lymphs and other
body fluids.
o Highly specific in nature.
Organs producing Antibodies
 Spleen, lymphnodes and bone marrow
 Tissues like peyer’s patches, appendix, thymus
 These structures contains lymphocytes macrophages
and plasma cells
FUNCTIONS
 Neutralization of toxins.
 Activation of complement (results in improved
opsonisation)
 Lysis of invading microorganisms.
Immunoglobulin
 Immunoglobulins are synthesized by plasma
cells and also by lymphocytes.
 All antibodies are Immunoglobulins but all
Immunoglobulins may not be antibodies.
 Immunoglobulin is the structural and chemical
concept while antibody is biological and
functional concept.
Classification:
# Types based on Size, Carbohydrate
content and amino acid analysis:
 IgG
 IgM
 IgA
 IgD
 IgE
Immunoglobulin
 IgG:
 comprises 70% of total Ig.
 Shortest half life of 21 days
 Lowest mol. Wt. and found in highest concn in body.
 crosses placenta and provides much of maternal antibody.
 Responsible for late immune response.
 Bivalent in structure.
 Four sub classes: IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, IgG4.
IgA:
•In body secretion like milk, tears, saliva, urine etc.
•Also called secretory immunoglobulins
•Antibacterial and antiviral
•Present as either monomer or dimer
•Majorly generated in bone marrow
 IgM:
 Highest mol.wt
 Present in serum as pentamer
 Constitute only 10% of serum immunoglobin
 Can’t cross transplacental barrier.
 Responsible for early immune response.
 IgE:
 Play role in parasitic and allergic disease.
 Shortest half life.
 Present in small quantities.
Contd…
 IgD:
 Present in the surface
of the lymphocytes.
 Least abundant of all.
 Mainly intravascular
distribution.
Chemistry of
immunoglobulins
 All immunoglobulins composed of same basic units.
 Consists two light (L) and two heavy (H) chains.
 L chains and H chains linked together by a disulphide
bond.
 Two H chains linked similarly.
 Enzyme action breaks the structure into three.
 Two identical Fab fragments
 Third Fc fragment
 Two classes of L chains – Kappa (k) and Lamda (λ)
 Five classes of H chains
 µ- IgM
 α- IgA
 γ- IgG
 δ- IgD
 ε- IgE
Different regions
 Constant region ‘C’
 Variable region ‘V’
 Adjuvants are substances which enhance the
immune response
 Weak antigens also evoke high order of
antibody production
Complements
 Protein substance involved in immune response
 Synthesized by hepatocytes, blood monocytes, epithelial
cell of GI tract and tissue macrophages
 Functions include opsonisation, target cytolysis,
inflamation and immune complex clearence with lysis of
bacterial cells
 2 pathway of complement activation.
complement system
classical alternate
Brought about by Ag-
Ab complex.
Involves activation of
nine major proteins
C1 to C9
Brought about by certain
bacterial polysaccharides,
endo-toxin
Activated by agregated
IgA
Contd…
 Refers to series of factors occuring in normal serum
activated by Ag-Ab interaction
 Concentration is fairly constant for each species of
animal
 10% of human serum globulin.
 Concentration decreased in acute glomerulo-nephritis,
serum sickness
 Concentration increased in carcinomatosis, coronary
occlusion and rheumatic fever
Components of Complement
 Known to have nine distinct components
 One of which have three protein subunits
making total 11 proteins
 C1: 3 proteins held by calcium ions.
Biosynthesis of Complement
 C1 – synthesized in interstitial epithelium
 C2 and C4 – macrophages
 C5 and C8 – in spleen
 C3, C6 and C9 – in liver
 C7 – not known
Features of antigen antibody
reactions
 Reactions highly specific
 Entire molecules react and not fragment
 No de-naturation of antigen or antibody during reaction
 Combination is formed but reversible
 Both Ag and Ab participate in formation of agglutinates
or precipitates
 Ag and Ab may combine in varying proportion
 Cross reactions
 Particular antibody may react with other antigens
also
 Heterophile antigens
 Antigens those are cross reacting with other
antibodies
 Heterophile antibodies
 Antibodies those are cross reacting with or
antigens
 Antibody title
 highest dilution of patient serum where visible
antigen antibody reaction takes place
Factors influencing antibody
production
 Age
 Nutritional status
 Root of adminstration
 Size and no. of doses
 Critical dose and immunological paralysis
 Multiple antigens
 Adjuvants
 Immunosuperssive agents
Figure of Ag-Ab Reation
Immune Response
 Specific reactivity induced in host by
antigenic stimulus
Primary response Secondary response
Humoral
Cell-mediated
Slow, sluggish, short
lived with a long lag
phage and low
antibody production,
Predominantly IgM
Prompt, powerful,
prolonged with much
higher level of Ab
production
predominantly IgG
Ocular Immune Responses
Conjunctiva
 Tear film:
 Washes away debris and irritants
 lysosyme, betalysin, lactoferrin, IgA
 Well vascularized, Langerhans cells, dendritic
cells and macrophages
Conjunctiva
 Papillary reaction in allergic conjunctivitis
CORNEA
 No localized immune processing
 Immune Privilege: Normal limbal physiology,
avascularity, absence of APCs and lymphatics,
intact immunoregulatory systems of anterior
chamber
Cornea
 Transplantation Immunology: type of rejection
reactions:
 High success rate of graft (90%): Immune privilege
Failure of Immune system
Immune system
Hypersensitivity
(Overactive immune response)
Immunodeficiency
(ineffective immune
response)
Autoimmunity
(mistaken recognition of self
antigens)
Hypersensitivity
 Term used to describe immune responses
that cause host tissue damage
 Detrimental effect on hosts
 Fever
 shock
 Inflammatory nature
 Spasm of smooth muscle
 Gastrointestinal and pulmonary disorders
 Fatal circulatory collapse
Hypersensitivity
 State in which the introduction of an
antigen into the body elicits an unduly
severe immunological reaction.
 4 types: -
1. Anaphylaxis, atopic or Type I reaction.
2. Cytotoxic or Type II
3. Immune complex, Arthus-Type III
4. Delayed hypersensitivity Type IV
Hypersensitivity
 Type I
 Exaggerated IgE response to relatively harmless
environmental antigens
 Genetic predisposition
 Results in release of several active substances
including histamine, slow reacting substance and
an eosinophil chemo tactic factor
Type I
 Eg:
 Hay fever, atopic dermatitis, systemic anaphylaxis
 Atopic conjunctivitis
 Diagnosis:
 In vivo skin testing with batteries of allergens
 In vitro RAST test (quantitate specific IgE levels
Allergic conjunctivitis
Type II
 Antibody mediated hypersensitivity against self
cells or receptors or membranes
 Mediated by IgG or IgM antibodies against tissue
antigens, resulting in organ-specific antibody
production
Type II
 Antibody binds to cells or tissues and causes local
complement activation, influx of leukocytes, and
tissue destruction by:
 ADCC
 Degranulation by phagocytes
 Production of oxygen radicals
Type II
 Diagnosis:
Detect immunoglobulins on affected cells
or tissues
Detect complement in affected tissue
Detect autoantibody or auto reactive T
cells
Type II
 eg
Mooren’s ulcer
Hemolytic disease of the newborn
Goodpasture syndrome
Hyper acute graft rejection
Type III
 Due to high levels of circulating, soluble immune
complexes overwhelming the ability of the
mononuclear phagocyte system to remove them
 Damage is caused by antigen-antibody complex.
Type III
 The excess complexes deposit in various tissues
and activate complement
 Subsequent attempt by neutrophils to remove
them results in degranulation and tissue damage.
Type III
 Can take one of two forms according to
whether the immune complex develops in
circulating blood or in tissues
 Arthus reaction
 Local manifestation in tissue
 Serum sickness
 Systemic form of type III hypersensitivity
Type III
 Eg.
 Arthus reaction, serum sickness, Lupus, Rheumatoid
arthritis, etc.
 Immune ring formation in cornea in Herpes simplex
keratitis
 Diagnosis:
 very low levels of complements in blood, esp. c3 and
c4
Immune ring formation in
herpes simplex keratitis
Peripheral corneal thinning
in rheumatoid arthritis
Type IV
 No role of antibody or complement
 One aspect of cell mediated immunity
 Antigen activates specifically macrophages
and sensitized T-lymphocytes leading to
secretions of lymphokines
 Due to activity of thymus dependent
lymphocytes and clinically has a delayed
onset
 Two types:
 Classical or Tuberculin type
 Granulomatous reactions
Type IV
Example:
 Allergic Dermatoconjunctivitis,
 disciform keratitis
 Example
 Corneal graft rejection
 Sympathetic ophthalamitis
 Vogt Koyonagi Harada’s syndrome
 Optic neuritis
 Recurrent herpetic keratitis
 Bacterial, fungal, viral, protozoal and parasytic
infection.
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AIDS
 Ocular manifestations
 Kaposi’s sarcoma of conjunctiva
 CMV retinitis
 Recurrent infections
 Viral infections
Auto-immune Diseases
 Myasthenia gravis
 Pemphigus vulgaris
 Ocular cicatricial Pemphigoid
 Sympathetic ophthalmitis
 Phacogenic uveitis
 Multiple sclerosis
 Auto immune hemolytic
anemia
 Idiopathic thrombocytopenic
purpurae
Organ-
specific
 Idiopathic leucopenia
 Primary billiary cirrhosis
 Active chronic hepatitis
 Cryptogenic cirrhosis
 Ulcerative colitis
 SjÖgren’s syndrome
 Rheumatoid arthritis
 Dermatomyositis
 Scleroderma
 Discoid lupus erythematosus
Non-
organ
specific
Antibody-mediated Diseases
 Vernal conjunctivitis :
 Mostly affects children & adolescents
 Occurs only in warm season of year.
 Produces giant papillae (cobblestone) of tarsal
conjunctiva.
Rheumatoid Diseases
affecting the eye
 Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
 Females>males
 C/F
 uveitis
 extensive synechia formation
 Cataract
 Secondary glaucoma
 Reiter’s diseases
 males>females
 C/F
 Self limited papillary conjunctivitis
 Acute iridocyclitis or both eyes occasionally with
hypopyn.
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Other antibody mediated
Diseases
 Systemic lupus erythematosus
 Occlusive vasculitis of nerve fiber layer of retina.
 Infarcts results in cytoid bodies or cotton-wool spots in
retina.
 Pemphigus vulgaris
 Intraepithelial bullae of conjunctiva
Lens induced Uveitis
 Rare condition
associated with
circulating Ab to
lens protein.
 In individuals
whose lens capsule
is permeable to to
these protein as a
result of trauma or
other Diseases.
Cell mediated Diseases
 Ocular sarcoidosis
 Panuveitis with inflammatory involvement of
optic nerve and retinal blood vessels.
 Acute iridocyclitis
 Conjunctival erythema.
Sympathetic ophthalmitis
 Inflammation of 2nd
eye after
the other has been damaged
by penetrating injury.
 Symptoms
 Floating spots
 Loss of accommodative power.
 Ultimately may lead to
Pappilloedema and 20
glaucoma
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  • 1. ANTIGEN, ANTIBODY AND COMPLEMENTS. TYPES OF IMMUNE RESPONSES AND HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS. Raju Kaiti Optometrist, Dhulikhel Hospital-Kathmandu University Hospital
  • 2. REFERENCES  Short text book of medical microbiology, 6th edition, Satish Gupte  Lippincott’s microbiology  Robbin’s pathology  Immunopathology of the eye by A. H. S. Rahi and A. Garner  Ocular Pathology by Myron Yanoff and Ben S. Fine  Internet  Class notes
  • 3. IMMUNITY  Greek word Immunis:- Free from burden Sequence of cellular and molecular events designed to rid the host of an offending stimulus Pathogenic organismtoxic substancescellular debris neoplastic cells
  • 4. Immunology  Science which deals with the body’s response to antigenic challenge.  Deals with the vital immune system.  Immune system is an interacting set of specialized cells and proteins designed to identify and destroy foreign invaders or abnormal substances before they damage the body.
  • 5. Two arms of immune system 1.Innate (or natural) immune system a. Non specific  Physical barrier: skin, mucus  Proteins in serum and in tissues: Lysozyme, interferon, complements. (eg. In tears…….) b. Specific  Antibody mediated  Cell mediated 2.Adaptive(or acquired)specific immune system
  • 6. Active Passive 1.Produced actively by the immune system of host 1.Received passively by the host and the immune system doesn’t participate. 2.Induced by infection or by contact with immunogen. 2.Conferred by introducing ready made antibody. 3. Immune response- durable and effective 3. Immune response-short lived and less effective 4.Immunity develops only after a lag period. 4.Immunity effective immediately. 5.Immunological memory presumed. 5.No immunological memory. 6.Serves no purpose in immunodeficient host. 6.Applicable in immuno-deficient host. 7.No inheritance of immunity. 7.May be acquired from mother
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  • 9. Innate Immunity  Components :  Macrophages  Granulocytes  Natural killer cells  Complement  Other chemicals eg. HCl, Lysozymes  Characteristics:  Immediate action  Non-specific response
  • 10. Adaptive Immunity  Humoral  B cells  Antibodies  Complements  Cell-mediated  Antigen Presenting Cells  T cells Characteristics: Specific response Late response
  • 11. Cells of Immune system  T-Lymphocytes  Thymus derived lymphocytes  Role in cellular or cell-mediated immunity.  Constitutes 60-70% of peripheral lymphocytes  Differentiation of T-cells Helper T cells  Essential to the differentiation of B-cells into plasma cells and their subsequent secretion of Antibodies.  Each helper T-cell is capable of activating hundreds of specific B-cells
  • 12. Suppressor T-cells :  inhibit the development of B-cells in to plasma cells  regulate the activity of killer T-cells and  suppress the productionof Abs when they become excessive.  Also suppress auto-immune responses.
  • 13. Killer T-cells  Have specific receptor for antigenic determinants.  Killer T-cell migrate from lymphoid tissue to the site of foreign cell invasion where they secrete small protein, lymphokines.  Prevent the reproduction of invading micro-organisms, infected host cells or viruses inside host cells.
  • 14. Memory T-cells  The T-cells that remain potentially active and viable even after the antigen has been inactivated.  Upon 2nd encounter memory cells proliferate, differentiate into plasma cells and secrete Abs so rapidly that the symptoms of the disease may not even be observed.
  • 15.  Humoral immunity  Cellular immunity 15 Types of Immunity
  • 16. Antigens  Basically Exogenous  Occasionally may be derived from body’s own tissues  Protein molecules or part which have specific AA sequence folded in tertiary shapes.  Substances that stimulate Ab production when they react.  Molecular wt. : 8000 or more
  • 17. Properties of antigens  Foreignness  Size Types :  Complete antigen  Partial antigen
  • 18. Hapten e.g lipid,nucleic acid Two types: Complex hapten and Simple hapten Immunogen Vs antigen  All immunogens are antigens but not all the antigens are immunogens.
  • 19. Antibody o Specific glycoprotein molecules generated by ß –cells in response to antigens. o Also called immunoglobulins. o Humoral substance found in serum,lymphs and other body fluids. o Highly specific in nature.
  • 20. Organs producing Antibodies  Spleen, lymphnodes and bone marrow  Tissues like peyer’s patches, appendix, thymus  These structures contains lymphocytes macrophages and plasma cells
  • 21. FUNCTIONS  Neutralization of toxins.  Activation of complement (results in improved opsonisation)  Lysis of invading microorganisms.
  • 22. Immunoglobulin  Immunoglobulins are synthesized by plasma cells and also by lymphocytes.  All antibodies are Immunoglobulins but all Immunoglobulins may not be antibodies.  Immunoglobulin is the structural and chemical concept while antibody is biological and functional concept.
  • 23. Classification: # Types based on Size, Carbohydrate content and amino acid analysis:  IgG  IgM  IgA  IgD  IgE
  • 24. Immunoglobulin  IgG:  comprises 70% of total Ig.  Shortest half life of 21 days  Lowest mol. Wt. and found in highest concn in body.  crosses placenta and provides much of maternal antibody.  Responsible for late immune response.  Bivalent in structure.  Four sub classes: IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, IgG4.
  • 25. IgA: •In body secretion like milk, tears, saliva, urine etc. •Also called secretory immunoglobulins •Antibacterial and antiviral •Present as either monomer or dimer •Majorly generated in bone marrow
  • 26.  IgM:  Highest mol.wt  Present in serum as pentamer  Constitute only 10% of serum immunoglobin  Can’t cross transplacental barrier.  Responsible for early immune response.
  • 27.  IgE:  Play role in parasitic and allergic disease.  Shortest half life.  Present in small quantities.
  • 28. Contd…  IgD:  Present in the surface of the lymphocytes.  Least abundant of all.  Mainly intravascular distribution.
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  • 32. Chemistry of immunoglobulins  All immunoglobulins composed of same basic units.  Consists two light (L) and two heavy (H) chains.  L chains and H chains linked together by a disulphide bond.  Two H chains linked similarly.
  • 33.  Enzyme action breaks the structure into three.  Two identical Fab fragments  Third Fc fragment  Two classes of L chains – Kappa (k) and Lamda (λ)  Five classes of H chains  µ- IgM  α- IgA  γ- IgG  δ- IgD  ε- IgE
  • 34. Different regions  Constant region ‘C’  Variable region ‘V’  Adjuvants are substances which enhance the immune response  Weak antigens also evoke high order of antibody production
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  • 36. Complements  Protein substance involved in immune response  Synthesized by hepatocytes, blood monocytes, epithelial cell of GI tract and tissue macrophages  Functions include opsonisation, target cytolysis, inflamation and immune complex clearence with lysis of bacterial cells
  • 37.  2 pathway of complement activation. complement system classical alternate Brought about by Ag- Ab complex. Involves activation of nine major proteins C1 to C9 Brought about by certain bacterial polysaccharides, endo-toxin Activated by agregated IgA
  • 38. Contd…  Refers to series of factors occuring in normal serum activated by Ag-Ab interaction  Concentration is fairly constant for each species of animal  10% of human serum globulin.  Concentration decreased in acute glomerulo-nephritis, serum sickness  Concentration increased in carcinomatosis, coronary occlusion and rheumatic fever
  • 39. Components of Complement  Known to have nine distinct components  One of which have three protein subunits making total 11 proteins  C1: 3 proteins held by calcium ions.
  • 40. Biosynthesis of Complement  C1 – synthesized in interstitial epithelium  C2 and C4 – macrophages  C5 and C8 – in spleen  C3, C6 and C9 – in liver  C7 – not known
  • 41. Features of antigen antibody reactions  Reactions highly specific  Entire molecules react and not fragment  No de-naturation of antigen or antibody during reaction  Combination is formed but reversible  Both Ag and Ab participate in formation of agglutinates or precipitates  Ag and Ab may combine in varying proportion
  • 42.  Cross reactions  Particular antibody may react with other antigens also  Heterophile antigens  Antigens those are cross reacting with other antibodies  Heterophile antibodies  Antibodies those are cross reacting with or antigens  Antibody title  highest dilution of patient serum where visible antigen antibody reaction takes place
  • 43. Factors influencing antibody production  Age  Nutritional status  Root of adminstration  Size and no. of doses  Critical dose and immunological paralysis  Multiple antigens  Adjuvants  Immunosuperssive agents
  • 44. Figure of Ag-Ab Reation
  • 45. Immune Response  Specific reactivity induced in host by antigenic stimulus Primary response Secondary response Humoral Cell-mediated Slow, sluggish, short lived with a long lag phage and low antibody production, Predominantly IgM Prompt, powerful, prolonged with much higher level of Ab production predominantly IgG
  • 46. Ocular Immune Responses Conjunctiva  Tear film:  Washes away debris and irritants  lysosyme, betalysin, lactoferrin, IgA  Well vascularized, Langerhans cells, dendritic cells and macrophages
  • 47. Conjunctiva  Papillary reaction in allergic conjunctivitis
  • 48. CORNEA  No localized immune processing  Immune Privilege: Normal limbal physiology, avascularity, absence of APCs and lymphatics, intact immunoregulatory systems of anterior chamber
  • 49. Cornea  Transplantation Immunology: type of rejection reactions:  High success rate of graft (90%): Immune privilege
  • 50. Failure of Immune system Immune system Hypersensitivity (Overactive immune response) Immunodeficiency (ineffective immune response) Autoimmunity (mistaken recognition of self antigens)
  • 51. Hypersensitivity  Term used to describe immune responses that cause host tissue damage  Detrimental effect on hosts  Fever  shock  Inflammatory nature  Spasm of smooth muscle  Gastrointestinal and pulmonary disorders  Fatal circulatory collapse
  • 52. Hypersensitivity  State in which the introduction of an antigen into the body elicits an unduly severe immunological reaction.  4 types: - 1. Anaphylaxis, atopic or Type I reaction. 2. Cytotoxic or Type II 3. Immune complex, Arthus-Type III 4. Delayed hypersensitivity Type IV
  • 53. Hypersensitivity  Type I  Exaggerated IgE response to relatively harmless environmental antigens  Genetic predisposition  Results in release of several active substances including histamine, slow reacting substance and an eosinophil chemo tactic factor
  • 54. Type I  Eg:  Hay fever, atopic dermatitis, systemic anaphylaxis  Atopic conjunctivitis  Diagnosis:  In vivo skin testing with batteries of allergens  In vitro RAST test (quantitate specific IgE levels
  • 56. Type II  Antibody mediated hypersensitivity against self cells or receptors or membranes  Mediated by IgG or IgM antibodies against tissue antigens, resulting in organ-specific antibody production
  • 57. Type II  Antibody binds to cells or tissues and causes local complement activation, influx of leukocytes, and tissue destruction by:  ADCC  Degranulation by phagocytes  Production of oxygen radicals
  • 58. Type II  Diagnosis: Detect immunoglobulins on affected cells or tissues Detect complement in affected tissue Detect autoantibody or auto reactive T cells
  • 59. Type II  eg Mooren’s ulcer Hemolytic disease of the newborn Goodpasture syndrome Hyper acute graft rejection
  • 60. Type III  Due to high levels of circulating, soluble immune complexes overwhelming the ability of the mononuclear phagocyte system to remove them  Damage is caused by antigen-antibody complex.
  • 61. Type III  The excess complexes deposit in various tissues and activate complement  Subsequent attempt by neutrophils to remove them results in degranulation and tissue damage.
  • 62. Type III  Can take one of two forms according to whether the immune complex develops in circulating blood or in tissues  Arthus reaction  Local manifestation in tissue  Serum sickness  Systemic form of type III hypersensitivity
  • 63. Type III  Eg.  Arthus reaction, serum sickness, Lupus, Rheumatoid arthritis, etc.  Immune ring formation in cornea in Herpes simplex keratitis  Diagnosis:  very low levels of complements in blood, esp. c3 and c4
  • 64. Immune ring formation in herpes simplex keratitis
  • 65. Peripheral corneal thinning in rheumatoid arthritis
  • 66. Type IV  No role of antibody or complement  One aspect of cell mediated immunity  Antigen activates specifically macrophages and sensitized T-lymphocytes leading to secretions of lymphokines  Due to activity of thymus dependent lymphocytes and clinically has a delayed onset  Two types:  Classical or Tuberculin type  Granulomatous reactions
  • 67. Type IV Example:  Allergic Dermatoconjunctivitis,  disciform keratitis
  • 68.  Example  Corneal graft rejection  Sympathetic ophthalamitis  Vogt Koyonagi Harada’s syndrome  Optic neuritis  Recurrent herpetic keratitis  Bacterial, fungal, viral, protozoal and parasytic infection.
  • 69. 69 AIDS  Ocular manifestations  Kaposi’s sarcoma of conjunctiva  CMV retinitis  Recurrent infections  Viral infections
  • 70. Auto-immune Diseases  Myasthenia gravis  Pemphigus vulgaris  Ocular cicatricial Pemphigoid  Sympathetic ophthalmitis  Phacogenic uveitis  Multiple sclerosis  Auto immune hemolytic anemia  Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpurae Organ- specific
  • 71.  Idiopathic leucopenia  Primary billiary cirrhosis  Active chronic hepatitis  Cryptogenic cirrhosis  Ulcerative colitis  SjÖgren’s syndrome  Rheumatoid arthritis  Dermatomyositis  Scleroderma  Discoid lupus erythematosus Non- organ specific
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  • 73. Antibody-mediated Diseases  Vernal conjunctivitis :  Mostly affects children & adolescents  Occurs only in warm season of year.  Produces giant papillae (cobblestone) of tarsal conjunctiva.
  • 74. Rheumatoid Diseases affecting the eye  Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis  Females>males  C/F  uveitis  extensive synechia formation  Cataract  Secondary glaucoma
  • 75.  Reiter’s diseases  males>females  C/F  Self limited papillary conjunctivitis  Acute iridocyclitis or both eyes occasionally with hypopyn.
  • 76. 76 Other antibody mediated Diseases  Systemic lupus erythematosus  Occlusive vasculitis of nerve fiber layer of retina.  Infarcts results in cytoid bodies or cotton-wool spots in retina.  Pemphigus vulgaris  Intraepithelial bullae of conjunctiva
  • 77. Lens induced Uveitis  Rare condition associated with circulating Ab to lens protein.  In individuals whose lens capsule is permeable to to these protein as a result of trauma or other Diseases.
  • 78. Cell mediated Diseases  Ocular sarcoidosis  Panuveitis with inflammatory involvement of optic nerve and retinal blood vessels.  Acute iridocyclitis  Conjunctival erythema.
  • 79. Sympathetic ophthalmitis  Inflammation of 2nd eye after the other has been damaged by penetrating injury.  Symptoms  Floating spots  Loss of accommodative power.  Ultimately may lead to Pappilloedema and 20 glaucoma
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