CE L1 Chronic Inflammation Overview Flashcards
IL1, 6, 8
TNF and IFNγ are usually
Proinflammatory
IL4, 5, 10, 13
and
IL-1RA are usually
Antiinflammatory
Symptoms of RA
Swollen joints Stiffness Swelling Limited movement Progressive joint destruction
What is inflamed in RA
synovium
What is lost as a result of chronic inflammation in RA
Bone/ cartilage
………% of adults in the UK have RA
0.8%
……….% risk in identical twins
16%
More occurrence of RA in rural or urban?
Urban - industrialised lifestyle?
Lifestyle factor associated with RA
smoking
RA follows an infection, 2 e.g.
Mycobacterium
Streptococcal
…………cell initiates and sustains disease through recognition of autoantigens
CD4+ T Cell
Cytokines are what type of molecule?
proteins
Cells are activated to produce cytokines on exposure to….
antigen
Cytokine receptor numbers are usually
low (100-1000/cell)
increased by antigen exposure
Effects of cytokines on T and B cells
differentiation
Effects of cytokines on macrophages
migration
Effects of TNF and FasL?
apoptosis
Effects of cytokines on cellular migration
induce it - produce chemokines
Cytokines are mainly produced in response to infectious agents such as (3)
LPS
dsRNA
stim T cells
What is the effect of TNF and IL-1 on leukocytes
causes adhesion to the endothelium
Chemokines cause extravasation which is…
leakage of fluid
steps of leucocyte adhesion
tether and roll
activation
adhesion
transmigration
Th1 cells produce IFNγ which stimulates ………….. and …….
macrophages and cytotoxic T cells (causing tissue damage in RA)
Presentation and response to antigen is dependent on………….. alles
MHC alles