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endogenous pyrogen, and causes acute inflamm and lethargy
IL-1
activates endothelium to express adhesion mol
IL-1
what along with IL-1 is an endog pyrogen
IL-6

made by what cell?
Th2 and macroph
who stim acute phase proteins?
IL-6
major chemotactic factor for neutrophils
IL-8 "clean up on aisle 8"
what two jobs does Il-12 have?
different T into Th1

activate NK
cytokines secreated by macroph?
IL-1
IL-6
IL-8
Il-12
TNF-alpha
mediates septic shock
leukocyte recruitment
vascular leak
TNF-alpha
cytokine secreted by all Tcells
IL-3

which is CD is also on all Tcells?
CD3
supports growth, differentiation of BM.

acts like GM-CSF
IL-3
stimulates growth of helper and cytotox cells?
IL-2

made by?
Th1 cells
activates macroph and Th1 cells?
interferon-gamma

what does it suppress?
Th2
antiviral and anti-tumor properties?
interferon-gamma
induces diff into Th2
promotes growth of Bcells
IL-4

enhances what?
class switching (igE>igG)
cytokines made by TH2
IL-4, Il-5, Il-6, Il-10
promotes bcell differ
enhances class switching to igA
IL-5
stim growth and diff or eosinophils
IL-5
modulates inflamm resp (anti-inflamm)
Il-10
inhibits Th1
IL-10

activates what?
Th2
cytokines secreted by Treg cells?
IL-10
TGF-Beta

both are what?
anti-inflamm
suppress Th2

suppress Th1
Interforon-gamma

IL-10
what function do inf serve?
put uninfected cells in an anti-viral mode

how?
induce production of a ribonuclease that inhibits viral protein synth by degrading viral mRNA and not host mRNA
inf-alpha and beta do what?
inhibit viral protein synth

activate NK
inf-gamma does what?
increases MHC1 and 2 expression on APC
all Tcells have what cell surface proteins?
CD3-TCR
CD28-B7
CD21
receptor for EBV
CD40
Bcell
CD21
Bcell

what mhc do bcells have?
2
B7
Bcell
CD15 & CD30
reed-sternberg cells

dont have which CD?
45
20
CD14 and CD40
macroph

can also bind to?
Fc

C3b receptor to enhance phago
CD16
NK

binds what?
Fc of IgG
CD56
NK
Tcells need Il-2 as a co-stim signal or else?
anergy
how do endotoxins/LPS work?
directly stim macrophages by binding to...
CD14
relapsing fever think...
borrelia
what makes n. men hard to kill?
pilus

and salmonella?
flaggellar variants
DNA and RNA do which of

rearrangement?
reassortment
dna-rearrange

rna-reassort (segments)

reassort leads to
major shift of a segmented RNA virus
types of active immunity?
vaccines
nat infection
toxoid

is it fast or slow?
slow but long-lasting
which infections require a passive booster of....
tetanus, botulinum, rabies, HBV

booster of preformed Ab, why?
preformed Ab work FAST
live vaccine induce:
humoral and cellular

whereas killed induce..
humoral
what does ESR measure?
acute phase reactants?

what mediates the production of APR?
IL-6 from macroph
a type of Acute phase reactant?
fibrinogen

what does it cause?
RBC aggregation