Call for paper Track: 12 Immunopathology

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A subspecialty of medicine called immunopathology examines immunological reactions linked to disease. It encompasses research on how the immune system, immunity, and immunological responses relate to the pathology of an organism, organ system, or illness. It is a term used in biology to describe harm done to an organism as a result of an infection by the organism's own immune response. It might result from an imbalance between the infection and the host species.

the investigation of how immunological mechanisms contribute to illness development, diagnosis, and care.

1. The area of biomedical science studies diseases triggered by immunological mechanisms, immune responses to diseases, and immunodeficiency diseases.

2. Immunological responses to sickness or diseases that are brought on by immune mechanisms, as well as their structural and functional symptoms

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immunological diseases

Normally, the sickness is brought on by underlying immune system flaws. The immune system is put to the test in this circumstance, leading to reactions that harm cells and tissues instead of defending them. Malnutrition, gene alterations, and viruses, including HIV, are the causes of all immunodeficiency illnesses, which raise the risk of tumours and infections.

Immune Dysfunction Symptoms

·         Bowel problems.

·         infection by parasites.

·         overgrowth of candida.

·         Both asthma and allergies.

·         colds and flu that are common.

·         autoimmune illnesses.

·         muscles and joints that hurt.

·         outbreak of herpes (cold sores).

·         abnormal PAP smears and HPV.

·         Chronic runny nose or rhinitis.

·         eczema, psoriasis, hives, or rashes.

 

Technologies in Immunology

This experimental approach is used to investigate the composition and operation of the immune system. There are numerous methods, including:

 

ELISA. \sELISPOT.

isolation of immune cells.

Immuno-histo-chemistry.

development of antibodies

Precipitation and immunoblotting.

Antibody isolation and purification.

 

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Illness or disease can be brought on by flaws or faults in the innate or adaptive immune response. Such illnesses are typically brought on by either an inefficient immune response, an improper immune response to oneself, or an overactive immunological response (known as hypersensitive reactions).

Heightened sensitivity

Hypersensitivity reactions are unfavourable immune system-generated responses. Four different categories of hypersensitivity reactions exist.

 

Type I: Instantaneous sensitivity.

Type II: Hypersensitivity that is cytotoxic or antibody-dependent.

Type III: Illness with an immunological complex.

Type IV: Sort of delayed sensitivity.

 

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Type I The most typical sort of hypersensitivity reaction is hypersensitivity. It is an allergic reaction brought on by repeated exposure to a particular kind of antigen, or allergen. Unlike the immunological response that is expected,

 

Type II Rare hypersensitivity reactions can take two to twenty-four hours to manifest. IgG and IgM antibodies attach to the patient's own cell-surface molecules to create complexes that activate the complement system, causing these kinds of reactions. Red blood cell agglutination and opsonization are the results of this.

 

Type III Instead of cell surface molecules as in type II hypersensitivity reactions, hypersensitivity reactions happen when IgG and IgM antibodies bind to soluble proteins, generating immune complexes that can deposit in tissues.

 

Type IV Reactions are cell-mediated and independent of antibodies. They are the second most frequent kind of hypersensitivity reaction, and they often take two days or longer to manifest. Overstimulating T cells, monocytes, and macrophages triggers these types of reactions by releasing cytokines that induce tissue damage, cell death, and inflammation.

 

Conclusion

The first immunological, general defence against pathogens is called innate immunity. A number of cells, including phagocytes, mast cells, basophils, and eosinophils, as well as the complement system, mediate this quick immune response, which happens minutes or hours after aggression. In order to combat infectious organisms, innate immunity and adaptive immunity co-evolve. Adaptive immunity depends on the carefully controlled interactions of T cells, APCs, and B cells. The development of immunologic memory, or the capability of the system to learn from or record its experiences with different pathogens, is a crucial aspect of adaptive immunity. This ability enables the system to respond quickly and effectively when exposed to the same or similar pathogens in the future.

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Conference Name: 12th Emirates Pathology & Digital Pathology Utilitarian Conference
Short Name: 12EPUCG2022
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