0 CD and IL Flashcards

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IgM

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B cells, first responders, pentamer, complement activation, J chain, 2nd most prevalent

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CD43

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Immature B cells

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CD19

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B cell marker

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IL7

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Stimulates B, T, and NK
Comes from thymic stromal cells, bone marrow
Important for T cell survival

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CD3

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All T cells

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CD4

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Helper T cells

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CD8

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CTL

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CD25

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Unique to Treg (also has 4,3)

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IL5

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Activates eosinophils; secreted by Th2

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IL3

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Baso/eosinophil act., made by Mast cells

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IL4

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Basophil activation, made by Mast and Th2, secondary macrophage act., B cell isotype switching to IgE

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IL1

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Pyrogen, made by mast cell, main func hypothalamus fever,

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IL6

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Made by mast; pyrogen; mainly acute phase (C reactive includ.)

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TNFalpha

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Vasodilation and pathogen changes (insulin resistance, cardiac output down, increased vascular permeability), made by mast cells and Th1, activate neutrophils

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CD23

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IgE receptor (allergies); on basophils and mast cells (main differentiator)

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CD16

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NK cells

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17
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CD56

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NK cells

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18
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CD80

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Dendritic cells

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CD15

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Neutrophils

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20
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CD16b

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Neutrophils

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IL8

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Activate neutrophils, chemokine, binds integrin and causes changes

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C3a, C4a, C5a

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C5a most potent, anaphylatoxins, SM contract., histamine degran., vasodilator release

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IL10

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Regulatory cytokine, dendritic, made by Treg, macrophage

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TGFb

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Made by Treg, can repair tissue without special cells present, regulatory cytokine

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IL13
Th2, alternative macrophage
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CD14
On macrophage, binds LPS of G- (TLR4)
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IL17A/F
Th17 makes it, pro-inflammatory
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IL22
Th17 makes it, pro-inflammatory
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IgG
Complement, most common, prevalent in 2o response
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IgA
Mucus, J chain, can be dimer (isn’t most of time)
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IgE
Binds blood basophils and tissue mast cells, CD23a and b affinity, asthma, allergies, worms
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IgD
B cells, no known function
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IL2
T cell autocrine signal to push towards survival and away from apoptosis; produced primarily by CD4+
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IL23
Functions to differentiate Th17
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IFNa
Produced by leukocytes; degrade mRNA nonspecifically
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IFNb
Produced by fibroblasts; degrade mRNA non-specifically
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IFNg
Type 2 IFN, secreted by NK and Th1, activates macrophages
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IL12
secreted by Th1, activate macrophages, causes more Th1 to be made
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IL2
Binds to CD25, produced by TH1, promotes proliferation of T cells
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IL15
activates NK; required for survival of memory T
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CD25
Expressed in high conc. on Treg, binds IL-2
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IL1/18
Made in response to inflammasome and they are potent inflammatory cytokines
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Malnutrition lowers
IL4 and 10
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CD103
Dendritic cells needed in mucosa for tolerance
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Needed for mucosal tolerance
TGFb and retinoic acid from CD103+ DC
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CD152
CTLA4
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CD32
IgG receptor on B that is inhib
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CD16b
On NK and functions in IgG mediated ADCC
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CD27
Increases in memory B