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How many signals are required for activation of
-Naieve Th and Tc cells -Effector T cells (TH1, TH2, CTLs) |
Naieve require 3 signals
Effectors require only signal 1 (Ag interaction) and secrete enough of their own IL-2 to prolif/different by themselves. |
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Role of Th1 cells in activating Naieve CTL-P
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secrete IL-2 for diff/prolif of CTL
upregulate B7 on APC for enhanced co-stim signal and activation of CTL |
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Fill in the blanks:CTL-P activCTL-P CTL
IL-2R expression IL-2 expression Proliferaiton Effector function |
CTL-P activated CTL-P CTL
- + + - +/- +/- - - + - - + |
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Which signal is not required for activation of effector Tcells?
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Co-stim of B7/CD28
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Characteristics that differentiate Naieve from Effector Tcells
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-Necessity of Co-stim signal for activ.
-Constitutive vs. induced Cell adhesion molecules -Cell trafficking patterns - what are they? -Synthesis of molecules |
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Cell trafficking patterns of
-Naieve tcells -Effector t-cells |
Naieve: 2ndary lymphoid HEV
Effector: Tertiary lymph tissues, inflammatory sites- - all over |
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Molecules synthesized by
-Naieve -Effector CTLs |
NAieve: nothing
Effector: CAMs, cytotoxic granules |
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What component of CTLs mediates target cell damage?
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Perforin, Granzymes
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How does granzyme-B get from CTLs to target cells?
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-Perforin makes pores
-Both are endocytosed by Target and then Perforin makes pores for granzyme-b to get out of granule inside target. |
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what two pathways mediate apoptosis inside target cells
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FAS pathway
Granzyme/Perforin pathway |
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what do both pathways activate for apoptosis?
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caspase pathway
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What is the first line of defense against viral infection? why?
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Natural Killer cells
Because they are induced by release of TNF-alpha and beta immediately following infection, and their activity climaxes at about day 3, during activation/proliferation of p-CTLs |
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which cells mediate cytotoxity via ADCC?
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NK, neutrophils, eosinophils, macrophages.
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What is the outcome of ADCC for
NK cells Neutro/Eosino/Macroph? |
NK cells will cause apoptosis because they induce the caspase pathway with Granzymes/FAS
Neutro/Eosino/Macroph produce lytic enzymes that induce lysis nonspecifically |