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Four types of T-cells involved with CMI
Tc
Th1
Th2
Th17
What type of pathogens is Tc effective against?
IC
What type of pathogens is Th1 effective against?
IC
What type of pathogens is Th2 effective against?
EC
What type of pathogens is Th17 effective against?
EC
What CD class is Tc?
CD8
What CD class is Th1?
CD4
What CD class is Th2?
CD4
What CD class is Th17?
CD4
What two ways can Th1 lymphocytes activate macrophages?
Cell to cell contact
IFN-y
What cell releases IL-4?
Th2
What cell releases IL-5?
Th2
What two things do eosinophils release?
Toxic granule proteins
Inflammatory mediators
Function of Th17
Recruits and activates neutrophils

Increases neutrophil production
General function of Tc cells
Cytotoxicity
General function of Th1 cells
Macrophage activation
General function of Th2 cells
Eosinophil activation
General function of Th17 cells
Neutrophil activation
Which Treg cell originates in the Thymus?
Natural
Which Treg cell originates in secondary lymphatic tissues?
Induced