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BRUTON'S AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA

- inheritance?
- susceptible population group?
- XLR

- Boys (after 6 months)
BRUTON'S AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA

- Defect in what gene?
- What kind of gene is this?
- Defect has what effect on Immune?
- BTK

- Tyrosine Kinase gene

Blocks B-cell
- Maturation
- Differentiation
What Dz causes Recurrent Bacterial Infections AFTER 6 months of age?

Why after 6 months?

What process is defective?
- Bruton's Agammaglobulinemia

- Decrease/loss of Maternal IgG

- Opsonization defect
BRUTON'S AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA

- Labs show what normal?
- Labs how what abnormal? x3
Normal = Progenitor B-cells

Abnormal Decrease
- Maturation of B-cells
- Number of B-cells
- Immunoglobulins of ALL classes
Hyper-IgM Syndrome

- what is the etiology defect?
- defect is seen on what cells?
- defect has what effect on Immune?
- Defective CD40 Ligand

- on Helper T-cells

- Inability to class switch
What Dz presents with Severe PYOGENIC infections Early in Life?
- Hyper-IgM syndrome
Hyper-IgM Syndrome

- Labs show what Normal?
- Labs show what Abnormal?
Abnormal Increase
- IgM

Abnormal Decrease
- IgA
- IgG
- IgE
Selective Ig Deficiency

- what is the etiology defect?
- defect has what effect on Immune?
- Defect in Isotype switching

- Deficiency in Specific Class of Ig
Selective Ig Deficiency

- possible presentations
- Sinus Infections
- Lung Infections

- Allergy to MILK & Diarrhea

- Anaphylaxis on exposure to Blood products with IgA
What Dz may present with Anaphylaxis on exposure to Blood Products with IgA?
- Selective IgA Deficiency
Selective Ig Deficiency

- Labs show what Normal?
- Labs show what Abnormal?
Abnormal Decrease
- specific Immunoglobulin
Selective Ig Deficiency

- which type is MC
- this MC type affects what cell & how?
- causes what immune effect?
- Selective IgA deficiency

- B-cell Failure to Mature into Plasma cells

- Decreased Secretory IgA
Common Variable Immunodeficiency (CVID)

- etiology defect?
- defect has what effect on immune
- many causes

- Defect in B-cell MATURATION
Common Variable Immunodeficiency (CVID)

- can be acquired commonly in what population group?

- causes an increased risk in what Dz's? x3
- 20's to 30's

- Autoimmune Dz
- Lymphoma
- Sinopulmonary infections
Common Variable Immunodeficiency (CVID)

- Labs show normal what?
- Labs show abnormal what?
Normal
- number of B-cells

Abnormal Decrease
- Plasma cells
- Immunoglobulins