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13: Diff and Fxn of Cd8+ cells Flashcards

1
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percent of CD8+ in blood

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33%

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2
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B cells make up what % of blood

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30%

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3
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what are CD marker for

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number of T cells by fluorescent microscopy and flow cytometry

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4
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where does rearrangement of genes for T cells occur

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thymus

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5
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what is functional polarization

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T cells take on a particular set of task that promote adaptive immune response as effector fxn

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6
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what can CD8+ become

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CTL or memor cells

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7
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what are granules

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lysosomes that have perforin and granzymes to kill other cells

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8
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secreted from CTLS

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cytokines, mostly IFN-y that activate macrophages

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9
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what is the role of T bet in CTL

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regulates TC of perforin

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10
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how does cross presentation work

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DC ingest cell with intracellular microbes and produce both MHC II and MHCI due to phagosome in DC cytoplasm

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11
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what is it called when CD4+ enhance ability of APCs to stimulate CTLs

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APC licensing

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12
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how does APC licensing work

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CD4+ produces IFNy to DC then once CTL binds DC, IL12 is released to CTL

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13
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what is needed in APC licensing

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CD40 to CD40L to up-regulate CD 80/86 expression for more efficient binding of CTLs

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14
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what signal do CD4+ provide for CTL

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signal 3 via IL12 and IFNy

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15
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when are CD4+ required for CTL activation

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weak innate immunity to latent viral infection and tumors

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16
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IL2 for CD8 means

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proliferation and differentiation into CTL and memory

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17
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what does IL2 share

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IL2R with IL15 and IL 21 at y

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18
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role of IL12 and IFNy to Naive CD8

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effector CTLs

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19
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why are IL12 and IFN y required for effector CTLs

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induce survival and development

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20
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what is role of IL15

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produced by DC and tissue Macrophages for survival of memory CD8 T cells

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21
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IL21 role

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produced by activated CD4+ T cells for induction of T cell memory and prevent CD8 + memory

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22
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how does IL2 work

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autocrine loop for activation of T cells and up-reg of IL2, IL2R

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23
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CD4+ derived IL2 for activation of CD8+ via

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paracrine

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24
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structure of IFNy from CD4+

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homodime

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25
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what releases IFNy

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TH1, CTLs, NK cells

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26
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role of IFNy

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activator of macrophages to increase metabolic, phagocytic and killing

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27
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what does IFNy increase the expression of

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MHC I and MHC II

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28
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what might be an important component for antiviral protection

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IFNy making more MHC

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29
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key cytokine made by activated DC and macrophages

30
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profound effect of IL12

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CD4 to TH1 effector cells

31
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what determines whether CD4 becomes TH1 or 2

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balance of IL12 and 4

32
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which pro-inflammatory cytokines are promoted by IL12

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IFNy and TNF B

33
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why are CD8+ stimulated by IL12 needed

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effective in controlling tumors and maintain higher numbers

34
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what does IL12 prevent

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CD8+ T cell exhaustion

35
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what other cells are activated by IL12

36
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source of IL 15

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macro and DCs

37
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what is IL15 similar to

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IL2 for shared receptor

38
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what can IL 15 cause

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proliferation of CTLS but favors TH1 cell in vitro

39
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what is a chemoattractant for T cells from blood

40
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causes proliferation of memory CD4+ and CD8+ cells

41
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IL21 is derived from

42
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what does IL21 cause

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DC, CD4+, NKT, NK, CTL, macrophage, macrophage activation. CD4 becomes TH17, B cell switching

43
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role of CD8 in acute viral infection

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eliminate infection by becoming CTLs

44
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activated CD8+ cells produce what

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chemokines and cytokines for eliminate infection

45
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role of CD4+ for CD8+ cells

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stimulate DC and CD8 for CD8+ T memory cells

46
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which Ags are presented to CD8 T cells

47
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what happens after viral clearance

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contraction for apoptosis

48
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same virus means

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CD8+ memory cells that last for years

49
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what is exhaustion of CD8+ T cells

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chronic viral infection leads to gradually extinguished CD 8+ T cells

50
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exhaustion leads to

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active suppression of immune due to more PD1 and less IFNy

51
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what diseases are more PD1 on T cells related to

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HIV and Hep C virus infection

52
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effective immuno-therapy for tumors

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Anti-Pd-1 Abs

53
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PD1 blocks production of

54
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why does an immunological synapse have to be formed

A

protect bystander cells

55
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release of perforin and granzymes by

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granule exocytosis

56
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point of no return for CTL

57
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How is apoptosis induced

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FasL on activated CTLs binds Fas on surface of target cells

58
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what activates capase 3

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perforin for apoptosis

59
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two types of killing by CTLS

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perforin/granzyme and Fas/FasL

60
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what ion is involved in Granzyme mediated apoptosis

61
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what types of proteases are Granzyme A,B,C

62
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which granzyme is required for CTL cytotoxicity

63
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what is perforin homologous to

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C9 complement protein

64
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what does perforin cause

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internalization of it and granzymes

65
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what does Granzyme B activate

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capase 3 for apoptosis

66
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what doe FAS/FasL cause in type 1 cells

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recruitment of procapase 8 by FADD for active capase 8 to cleave capase 3

67
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Fas-FasL in type II cells

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capase 8 cleaves Bid for cyt c release from mitochondria. cyt c and Apaf1 and ATP activate Capase 9 to activate Caspase 3 that activates CAD for DNA degradation

68
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caspase 3=

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degrades ICAD for CAD activation to degrade DNA

69
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how are intracellular microbes defended against

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CD8 and 4 together. Macrophage ingest then CD4= IFNy and IL2 to kill bacteria ad produce MHC I for CD8+ to kill cell

70
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virus enters cell and infects directly leads to

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viral proteins degraded for MHCI presentation so APCs Take up viral product then present with MHC I and II for CD4+ by CD40 and CD8 to CD 80/86 for activation of CD8+. release of perforin and granzyems as well as TNFa and IFNy produced

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