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disease association with type I hypersensitivity?
asthma
disease association with type II hypersensitivity?
hyperthyroid, MG, goodpasture
disease association with type III hypersensitivity?
post-strep glomeruoneph., vasculitis, SLE
disease association with type IV hypersensitivity?
poison ivy, TB, hepatitis, RA, sarcoidosis
AIRE gene?
expresses non-thymic self-antigen in thymic epithelial cells
what special change in tolerance can be seen in B-cell tolerance, but not T-cell tolerance?
receptor editing
cytokines that downregulate response include?
TGF-beta, IL-10
cell apoptosis mediated by what gene?
Fas and FasL
hematologic manifestations of SLE caused by which type hypersensitivity?
type II
specific HLA genes involved in SLE?
HLA-DR2,3
what does Fc receptors in liver and spleen bind to?
IgG of immune complex
down-regulatory molecule found on T cells?
CTLA4
estrogen role in SLE?
possible stimulate lymphocytes
specific ANA molecules diagnostic of SLE?(2)
Anti-ds DNA, Anti-Sm
corticosteroids block which pro-inflammatory cytokine gene?
NFKappaB
which immunosuppresant is purine analogue?
azathioprine
which immunosuppresant is alkylating agent?
cyclophosphamide
which immunosuppresant is folic acid antagonist?
methotrexate
which drug binds to CD20 on B cells?
rituximab
which type hypersensitivity involved in synovial fluid of RA?
type III
which gene has strong association with RA?
HLA-DR4
rxn. to infection in RA is what kind of cell expansion?
oligoclonal expansion of T cells
anti-CCP? uses?
antibodies to citrulline, deaminated arginine via peptidylarginine deaminase, attack normal via "epitope spreading";
more specific test for RA than RF
which t cell often found in synovium of RA patients?
Th17 cells, also found in other autoimmune disease
roles of TNF and IL-1?
activate osteoclasts and adhesion molecules, and MMP secretion from macrophages
which drug collects TNF to prevent it from activation?
etanercept
IL-1 receptor antagonist?
anakinra
recombinant CTLA4?
abatacept