basic skin immunology Flashcards

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1
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how is the keratin layer formed?

A

by terminal differentiation of keratinocytes to corneocytes

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2
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whats an overreaction to an antigen?

A

hypersensitivty

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3
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whats a reaction to host tissue causing chronic inflammation?

A

autoimmunity

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4
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whats an infection not controlled meaning tumours may form?

A

immunodeficiency

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5
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where are CD8+T cells usually found?

A

epidermis

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6
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where are CD4+ and CD8+T cells found?

A

dermis

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7
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what helper cell is associated with inflammation?

A

CD4+TH cells

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8
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what TH is associated with psoriasis?

A

TH1 and TH17

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9
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what TH is associated with atopic dermatitis?

A

TH2 and TH17

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10
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what types of dendritic cell are found in. the dermis?

A

dermal DC and plasmacytoid DC

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11
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where are chromosone 6 MHC class I cells found?

A

almost all cells

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12
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where are chromosome 6 MHC class II cells found?

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on APC (B cells and macrophages)

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13
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what does MHC class I present proteins to?

A

presents endogeneous Ag to cytotoxic T cells

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14
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what does MHC class I present proteins to?

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presents exogeneous Ag to TH cells

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15
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what mutation causes eczema?

A

mutation in filaggrin gene (this mutation doesnt always lead to eczema)

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16
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what are some primary (genetic) immunodeficiency?

A

inherited defect

17
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what are some secondary (acquired) example of immunodeficiency?

A

AIDS
Malignancy
Aging
Diabetes, renal malfunction, burns, alcoholic cirrhosis and malnutrition

18
Q

what is a type 1 reaction?

A
  • got to do with IgE

- hypersensitivity (allergy)

19
Q

what is a type II and III reaction mediated by?

A

IgG and IgM

20
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what is type IV hypersensitivity mediated by?

A

TH1 cells