Basic Immunity Flashcards

1
Q

TCR

A

T-cell Receptor

Antigen receptor (surface receptor that recognizes antigens) on T-cells

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2
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TRUE/FALSE

CD4/CD8 markers are found on T- and B- cells

A

False

Only T-cells, not B-cells

CD: Cluster of differentiation

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3
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What is the method of counting or visualization of T-cells?

A

Rosette Formation with sheep RBC

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4
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What is the method of counting or visualization of B-cells?

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Immunoflorescence with antiglobulin

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5
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What are the primary lymphoid organs

A
  1. Bone marrow
  2. Thymus
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6
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TRUE/FALSE

B-cells are found at the nodules in the Thymus while the T-cells are found between the nodules at the paracortex area

A

False

B-cell are absent in the Thymus - only T-cells

The arrangement describe is that of a lymph node

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7
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What are the Surface receptors on the NK cells

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  • Lectin-like NK cell receptor (for proteins)
  • Killer Ig-like receptor (for MHC class I)
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8
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What are the types of Dendritic cells

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  • cDC - classical dendritic cells
  • pDC - plasmacytoid dendritic cells
  • moDC - monocyte derived dendritic cells
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9
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ADCC

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Antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity

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10
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TSLP

A

Thymic Stromal Lymphopoietin

Secreted during: Tissue damage, allergens, & parasitic infections
Received by: Innate lymphoid cells Type 2

Response: (IL-4. -5. -13. Areg) for mucus production, vasodilation, thermoregulation, tissue repair, alternative macrophage activation

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11
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HLA

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Human Leukocyte Antigen (System)

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11
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What activates the Innate lymphoid cells (ILC) type 3

What does it secrete in response

A

(1) IL-23, IL-1B

(2) IL-17, IL-22, LT-a1b2, GM-CSF

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12
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3 Groups of Genes in HLA

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  • class I - transplantation antigen
  • class II - cell membrane antigen
  • class III - complement proteins and cytokines
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13
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What is the position of your HLA gene?

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Chromosome 6 short arm

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14
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CD(4 or 8)+ and MHC on Tcell matching

A
  • CD4+ for MHC class 2
  • CD8+ for MHC class 1
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15
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Lysozyme MOA

A

destroys bacterial cell walls

16
Q

CXCR

A

Chemokine Receptor

17
Q

Mucus is composed of

A

mucin, proteins, proteases, protease inhibitors

18
Q

PAMPS + PRR

A
  • pathogen associated molecular patterns (on pathogens)
  • pattern recognition receptor (on host defense cells)
19
Q

TLR 2

A

Ligands from gram positive bacteria

20
Q

TLR 3

A

dsRNA virus

21
Q

TLR 4

A

LPS from gram negative bacteria

22
Q

TLR 5

A

Pilin and Flagellin

23
Q

TLR 7 and TLR 8

A

ssRNA

24
Q

PRRs that are a family of membrane bound receptors

A

Toll-like Receptors

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26
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PRRs that serve as intracellular sensors for microbial products located in the cytoplasm

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NOD-like receptors (NLR)

NOD: Nucleotide oligomerization domain

27
Q

PRRs that are a specified intracellular receptor for ssRNA

A

RIG-like Receptors

RIG: Retinoid Inducible Gene

28
Q

DAMPS

A

Damage-Associated Molecular Patterns

Products released by injured cells

29
Q

What are the chemoattractants/ cytokines (CXC) of phagocytosis

A
  • IL-8
  • C5a
  • Opsonin: IgG and C3b
30
Q

IL-8

A

Attracts neutrophils

31
Q

IL-12

A

attracts Nk cells

31
Q

IL-17

A

During allergy