Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
56 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Name the five cytokine receptor families.
|
Immunoglobulin superfam. receptors
Class I cytokine recept. fam. (hematopoietin) Class II cytokine recept. fam. (interferon) TNF recept. fam. Chemokine recept. fam. |
|
Th activation....
1) intializes 2) then this is required 3) *** expression is then induced |
1) TCR-CD3 complex w/antigen
2) costim. signal TCR-CD28 w/ APC-B7 3) CTLA-4 |
|
Name the four families of cytokines...
|
Hematopoietin family
Interferon family Chemokine family Tumor necrosis factor family |
|
Type 1 TI antigens...
Type 2 TI antigens... |
LPS
Repetitious polymeric proteins |
|
What T-cell(αβ/γδ) has the highest percentage of CD3+?
What percentage? |
αβ - 90-99%
γδ - 1-10% |
|
Treg cells express high levels of ***.
|
CD25
|
|
Non-specific cells includes *** cells and non- lymphoid cell types e.g. ***, ***, & ***.
|
NK
macrophages, neutrophils & eosinophils |
|
What T-cell(αβ/γδ) has the highest percentage of CD4+?
What percentage? |
αβ - 60%
γδ - 1% |
|
What is a blocking auto-antibodies disease?
|
Myasthenia gravis
|
|
In hypersensitivity IgG and IgM do this...
|
activate complement
|
|
Transfusion reactions are a type *** hypersensitivity.
|
II
|
|
Cytokine *** induces proliferation and differentiation of *** cells into CTLs.
|
IL2
CTL-P |
|
B-cells recirculate through ***, ***, and ***.
|
lymph nodes
spleen other lymphoid tissue |
|
Hemolytic disease of the newborn is a type *** hypersensitivity.
|
II
|
|
*** promote transformation into a plasma cell.
|
IL-4
IL-5 |
|
*** increases plasma cell antibody production.
|
IL-6
|
|
Ephedrine stimulates *** production by binding to *** on ***.
|
cAMP
beta-adrenergic receptors mast cells |
|
In Type I hypersensitivity plasma cells secrete ***. This binds to *** receptors on mast-cells and ***.
|
IgE
Fc basophils |
|
Interaction between TCR *** to BCR *** stimulates transformation to memory B-cell.
|
CD154
CD40 memory |
|
Some shared TCR and Ig recombination mechanisms are...
|
combinatorial V-J and V-D-J joining
junctional flexibility P/N-region nucleotide addition |
|
The Primary event of CTL is *** ***, *** ***, and CTL ***.
|
conjugate formation
membrane attack dissociation |
|
Neutrophils do not bind to resting endothelium due to the absence of *** and ***.
|
E- and P- selectin
|
|
ITAM?
|
Immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif
|
|
Two principle mediators in Type I hypersensitivity are...
|
Prostaglandins
Cytokines - IL1,3,4,5,6,10,13, TNF-alpha |
|
LFA-1?
|
Lymphocyte function-associated antigen 1
|
|
Neutrophils express *** and *** to mediate rolling.
|
L-selectin and mucin-like PSGL-1(P-selectin glycoprotein ligand-1)
|
|
The association of CD4 and *** stablilizes (CD3-MHC II interaction.)
|
p56^Ick
|
|
What do prostaglandins do?
|
vasodilation
contraction of pulmonary smooth muscles platelet aggregation |
|
In neutrophils, G-protein based signalling causes *** in ***, this increasing their affinity for ICAMS on the endothelium.
|
conformational changes
integrins |
|
CD28 ligand?
Used for adhesion? Signal transduction? +/- Ig superfamily? |
B7
unknown yes + |
|
What do activated H1 receptors cause?
1) 2) 3) |
1) Contraction of intestinal/bronchial smooth
muscles 2) Increased permeability of venules 3) Increased mucus secretion by goblet cells |
|
What do activated H2 receptors cause?
1) 2) |
1) Increases vasopermeability and vasodilation
2) Stimulates acid secretion in the stomach |
|
Two pathways of target cell apoptosis by CTLs...
|
Fas pathway
Perforin/granzyme pathway |
|
1) Primary response antigen isotype produced
2) Secondary response antigen isotype produced |
1) IgM predominates
2) IgG predominates |
|
APC have... to Tc/Th
APC-LFA-3 to *** APC-ICAM-1 to *** APC-CD22 to *** |
CD2
LFA-1 CD45R |
|
The cytokine *** is produced by NK cells
|
IFN-γ
|
|
Tc and Th have...
TCR-CD2 to *** TCR-LFA-1 to *** TCR-CD45R to *** |
LFA-3
ICAM-1 CD22 |
|
The most important cytokines in determining Th2 development is *** and ***.
|
IL-4
IL-5 |
|
The most important cytokines in determining Th1 development is *** and ***.
|
IL-12
IFNγ |
|
NK activity is stimulated by ***, ***, and *** produced by the virus infected cells.
|
IFN-α, IFN-β and IL-12
|
|
Th1 cells are involved in the generation of *** cells and *** reactions.
Th2 cells regulate responses by *** and ***. |
Tc - DTH
mast cells and eosinophils |
|
DTH?
|
delayed type hypersensitivity
|
|
Neutrophils leave *** & recirculate in the blood. These neutrophils express *** which bind to selectins and chemokines like ***.
|
bone marrow
mucins IL8 |
|
Cytokines involved in Th cell differentiation..
***/*** cells produce *** *** cells produce *** |
macrophages/dendritic produce IL-12
mast cells produce IL-4 |
|
*** selection is what permits only TCRs that recognize self-MHC molecules to live.
|
positive
|
|
*** selection is what eliminates TCRs that react too strongly w/self-MHC molecules.
|
negative
|
|
As T-cells enter the thymus they first develop ***, ***, and *** in their cell membrane. They become *** then either *** or ***.
|
c-kit
CD44 CD25 Double postitive CD4+ or CD8+ |
|
After activation T-cells enter *** phase from *** and induce transcription factors of *** and ***. This causes *** and ***.
|
G1 from G0
IL2 and CD25 proliferation and division |
|
Superantigen proteins bind *** domain of ***. They also bind to *** of ***.
|
Vβ domain of TCR
α-chain of MHC II |
|
*** T-cells have a regulatory role of inhibiting other T-cells.(cytokine-cytokine)
|
CD4-CD25
|
|
Examples of APC co-stimulatory signals are....
|
glyoproteins
B7-1(CD80) B7-2(CD86) |
|
C-kit is a.....
|
stem cell growth factor receptor
|
|
CD44 is a...
|
adhesion molecule
|
|
CD25 is a...
|
alpha chain of IL-2 receptor
|
|
CD28 and CTLA-4 act ***.
|
antagonistically - against each other
|
|
CTLA-4-B7 interaction is ***.
|
inhibitory
|