5 - The First Response to Antigen Flashcards
Which molecule mediates the tight binding between leukocytes and endothelium to promote transendothelial migration into areas of injury?
Integrins
*on the leukocytes to immunoglobulin-superfamily cellular adhesion molecules on the endothelium
How is hypochlorite generated inside the phagolysosome?
From myeloperoxidase
Absence of CD18, what disease does it lead? Function of the molecule?
Leukocyte adhesion deficiency
B2 chain of some integrin molecules
Role of Protein A of staphylococcus aureus
Block opsonization ▶️ binding to the Fc component of IgG
Some mechanism of intracellular killing oxygen-independent
At lysosomes: lysozyme, defensins, lactoferrin, hydrolytic enzymes
Types of microorganism with higher risk of severe chronic, recurrent infection in chronic granulomatous disease. Cause.
Catalase (+) ex; staphylococcus, serratia, klebsiella, aspergillus
Inherited Deficiency of NADPH oxidase ▶️ ⬇️ oxygen-dependent metabolites
Diagnostic test for chronic granulomatous disease. How is it interpreted?
Nitroblue tetrazolium reduction test (NBT)
Formazan (+) ▶️ purple-blue ▶️ Normal
Formazan (-) ▶️ yellow ▶️ abnormal
Consequence of IL-4 deficiency
- defects in ability to mount an IgE response
- as major stimulus for TH2 development ▶️ effects in all aspects of the secondary antibody response
Consequences of C3 deficiency
⬆️ susceptibility to pyogenic infections and extracellular organisms
*C3b opsonin for extracellular organisms