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intracellular location of phagococytized microbes
vesicles (phagolysosome)
location of most intracellular pathogens that have invaded cells
cytoplasm
T cell accessory molecule that binds co-stimulators
CD28
T cell accessory molecule involved in negative regulation of activated T cells
CTLA-4
APC molecule that provides second signal to T cells
B7
T cell accessory molecules involved in signal transductions
CD4, CD8, CD3, and zeta
T cell accessory molecules involved in adhesion
LFA-1 and VLA-4
Substances that induce expression of co-stimulators on APCs
adjuvants
Autocrine cytokine that promotes T cell proliferatoin
IL-2
region of contact between APC and T cell
immunologic synapse
anatomical site of activation of T cells by APCs
paracortex of lymph nodes
tyrosine motifs on CD3 and zeta chains involved in signaling
ITAMs
tyrosine kinase that triggers several signaling pathways
ZAP-70
high affinity version of the IL-2 receptor
IL-2Rαβγc
T cell population that defends against intracellular microbes
Th1
cytokines that drive development of Th1 clls
IL-2, interferon gamma
signature cytokines of Th1 cells
interferon-gamma, TNF, IL-2
T cell population that defends against extracellular microbes
Th2
Cytokine that drives development of Th2 cells
IL-4
Signature cytokines of Th2 cells
IL4, IL5, IL-12
T cell population involved in inflammatory disorders
Th17
signature cytokines of Th17
IL-17, Il-22
Cytokine that inhibits T cell activation
TGFBeta
Cytokine that induces B cell switching to produce IgE
IL-4
Cytokine that activates eosinophil
IL-5
T cell population that drives activation of macrophages and production of some classes of antibodies
Th1
T cell population that drives production of some classes of antibodies
Th2
T cell population that directly kills infected cells
CTLs
Ligand expressed on CD4+ T cells that makes APC better at stimulating T cells
CD40L
Defense against ingested microbes
Th1 Cells
Defense against infected cells with microbes in cytoplasm
CTLs
Anatomical site of activation of naive T cells
lymphoid organs
anatomical site of antigen elimination by effector T cells
peripheral tissues
homing molecules on activated T cells
E and P selectin ligand, LFA-1 or VLA-4, CXCR3
homing molecules on naive T cells
L-selectin, LFA-1, CCR7
immune-mediated tissue damage
hypersensitivity
effector cell of delayed-type hypersensitivity (DTH)
macrophage
major cytokine that activates macrophages to kill ingested microbes
IFNgamma
skin test that detects DTH response to mycobacteria
PPD
time frame to elicit a DTH reaction
24-48 hours
mechanisms of damage in DTH
macrophages, CTLs, granulomatous inflammation
chronic CMI response to TB
granulomas
defense against helminth infections
IgE and IL-5-activated eosinophils
enzymes that cleave and activate caspases
granzymes
protein necessary for delivery of granzymes into target cells
perforin
mechanism of CTL-mediated killing of target cell
apoptosis
cytokines that inhibit microbicidal activity of macrophages
IL-4, IL-10, IL-13
activating signals for CTLs
antigen recognition and firm adhesion
viral-induced mechanism of immune evasion
inhibit antigen presentation
mycobacteria-induced mechanism of immune evasion
inhibit phagolysosome function