Autoimmune Diseases Flashcards

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Autoimmune diseases are loss of tolerance leading to what 3 types of hypersensitivity reactions?

A
Type II (cell-surface antigens)
Type III (Immune complex
Type IV (Delayed T-cell mediated)
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Contraction of a coxsackie virus in someone who is HLA DQ2 or HLA DQ8 can lead to what?

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Type I diabetes

*associated infections can cause autoimmunity

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HLA subtypes play what role in Autoimmunity?

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Are associated with susceptibility in 50% of ADs. Most frequently implicated with Class II alleles.

*CD4 T cells closely tied to AD

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IgG or IgM interacting with cell surface proteins as an agonist of antagonist as well as opsonization is typical of what type of Autoimmune disease?

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Type II

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What causes rheumatic fever?

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Molecular mimicry to that of humans causing an antibody response that can recognize self

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Antibodies that function as TSH agonists through a CD4 Th2 response and results in excessive thyroid hormone release is called what?

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Graves disease (Type II AD)

*Buggy eyes. Can be transferred to baby in the womb

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Destruction of normal thyroid tissue through a CD4 Th1 response result in ectopic lymphoid tissue and hypothyroidism is called what?

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Hashimoto’s disease (Type II AD)

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Progressive destruction of exocrine glands with formation of periductual, germinal center-like aggregates is characteristic of what disease?

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Sjogrens syndrome (Type II)

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Which type of AD is IgG mediates, involves immune complexes and of which rheumatic diseases are characteristic?

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Type III autoimmune diseases

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Which AD is characterized by widespread self-antigen targeting and complex deposition, Rashes due to deposits in the blood, kidneys and joints?

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Sytemic Lupus Erythematosis (Type III)

*Often early signs of lesions on the palate.

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What does SLE cause?

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Intermolecular epitope spreading

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Mediated by CD4 and CD8 T cells with contact hypersensitivity is what type of AD?

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Type IV DTH autoimmunity

*Thymic involution increases AD incidence. Celiac disease is an example

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HLA DR3/4 is linked to what autoimmunity disease?

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Type I diabetes (Type IV)

*CD4 and CD8 kill B cells.

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What are 4 examples of diseases mediated by antibodies against cell surface receptors?

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1-Grave’s disease
2-Myasthenia gravis
3-Insulin-resistant diabetes
4-Hypoglycemia

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