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Autoimmunity Flashcards

1
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What does an infected cell do in the innate immune system?

A

downregulate MHC1
secrete INFa/b
activate NK cell to secrete INFg

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2
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Sentinel cells and examples

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innate immune system - embeded in tissues

eg Langerhans, Kupffer, dendritic cells, alveolar macropahges etc

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3
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2 main functions of complement

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opsonisation

MAC

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4
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Tolerance

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A state of unresponsiveness of the immune system to self

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5
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central tolerance

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thymus

negative selection and inactivation of cells that recognise self

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6
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peripheral tolerance

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inhibit immune response

T reg cells

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7
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How can T reg cells be turned off?

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IL-17 from Th17

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8
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Autoimmunity

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physiological autorecognition with secondary epiphenomena

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9
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Autoimmune disease

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immune response contributing directly to tissue/organ damage

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10
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Autoimmune disease epidemiology

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> 100 disorder
80% female
20% prevalence
HLA

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11
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What causes autoimmuity

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immune regulation 
hormonal 
genetic factors
environmental 
unknown
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12
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Cell mediated autoimmunity cells

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T and NK cells

bypass B cells

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13
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cell mediated autoimmunity examples

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Type 1 DM
crohns
psoriasis
coeliac

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14
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Familial gene - crohns

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NOD2

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15
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What type of hypersensitivity reaction is antibody mediated autoimmunity?

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16
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example of antibody mediated autoimmunity

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goodpastures

17
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briefly describe goodpastures

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anti GBM - type 4 collagen
lungs - pulmonary haemorrhage
kidneys

18
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myaesthenia gravis association

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thymoma

19
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What is myaesthnia gravis?

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autoimmune disease against the NMJ

ACH receptor antibodies

20
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Molecular mimicry example and explain

A

rheumatic fever

antigen on bacteria share antigen on muscle cell

21
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organ specific vs non organ specific AI disease

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specific - antigen to single organ/tissue eg thyroid, type 1 DM, myaesthnia gravis
non specific eg joints, skin
- SLE, RA, vasculitis

22
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Treating AI disease

A

immunosuppression
anti inflammatory
plasmapheresis
transplant

Year 3 Haematology (18 decks)

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