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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