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Histamine
increase vasodilation and mucus
Prostiglandins
increase permeability and vasodilate
Leukotrienes
increase mucus and bronchoconstrict
Chemokines
attract cells to site
Platelet activating Factor
cause aggregation of inflammatory cells

chemotaxis, activate PMN
Enzymatic Mediators
cell movement, damage, and repair of tissue
C3a, C4a
Inflammation response

increase vasodilation, permeability, phagocytic recruitment
C3b
major player for opsinization
C5b
initiates MAC to aggregate C9
CD59
inhibits formation of CD5b and aggregation of C9
C1INH
destroys enzymatic activity of C1 proteins
• Decay accelerating factor (DAF)
CD55 -prevents the assembly of and causes dissociation of C3 convertase
C5a
C5a is the most potent chemoattractant for neutrophils

increases vasodilation and permiability

anaphylatoxin
Erythropoietin
erythrocytes
TNF
triggers apoptosis, Increased CAM, increase fever, increase cytokines
IL 1
Fever, activate endothelium (think increased CAM and attract neutrophils)

IL1 and TNF are very similar
IL-2
Proliferation of T and B cells

also NKs
IL-3
hematopoeitic growth factors
IL-4
Pro B cell and IgE formation
IL-5
Pro B cell, AB secretion, eosinophil activation
IL 6
Fever and acute phase response
IL-8
Chemotaxis, recruits neutrophils
What will cause septic shock
TNF alpha
IL-10
inhibits macrophage and dendritic cells
IL-12
released by macrophage and causes differentiation of T cells, increases NK toxins, anti-angiogenic

STIMULATES INF GAMMA AND TH1 PRODUCTION
IL 17
Attracts neutrophils

released by TH17 from CD4 cells
INF Alpha Type I
anti-viral
INF Beta Type I
anti-viral
INF Gamma
Increase macrophage activity and NK
IgG isotype switch
B and MHC production
G-CSF
Granulocytosis
M-CSF
Monocyte and Macrophage production
GM-CSF
Monocyte and granulocyte production
TGF-B
inhibitory of macrophages and inflammatory response

forms IgA
CD3
Signal transduction by TCR
CD4 (what does it bind)
signaling and adhesion co-receptor, binds class II MHC (remember exogenous)
CD8 (what does it bind)
signaling and adhesion bind to Class I MHC (remember intracellular insult like virus)
CD28
Binds B7-1 (CD80) and B7-2 (CD86) as co-stimulator
CD40
found on both T and B cell, leads to full activation of B cell
CD80
B7-1 on APC (specifically dendritic cell) binds CD28 to turn T cell on
CD86
B7-2 on APC (specifically dendritic cell) binds CD28 to turn T cell on
CD152
CTLA-4 binds to CD28 to turn T cells OFF
CD154
CD40 ligand used to bind the B to T cells