CE L1 Chronic Inflammation Overview Flashcards

1
Q

IL1, 6, 8

TNF and IFNγ are usually

A

Proinflammatory

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2
Q

IL4, 5, 10, 13
and
IL-1RA are usually

A

Antiinflammatory

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3
Q

Symptoms of RA

A
Swollen joints
Stiffness
Swelling
Limited movement
Progressive joint destruction
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4
Q

What is inflamed in RA

A

synovium

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5
Q

What is lost as a result of chronic inflammation in RA

A

Bone/ cartilage

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6
Q

………% of adults in the UK have RA

A

0.8%

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7
Q

……….% risk in identical twins

A

16%

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8
Q

More occurrence of RA in rural or urban?

A

Urban - industrialised lifestyle?

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9
Q

Lifestyle factor associated with RA

A

smoking

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10
Q

RA follows an infection, 2 e.g.

A

Mycobacterium

Streptococcal

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11
Q

…………cell initiates and sustains disease through recognition of autoantigens

A

CD4+ T Cell

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12
Q

Cytokines are what type of molecule?

A

proteins

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13
Q

Cells are activated to produce cytokines on exposure to….

A

antigen

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14
Q

Cytokine receptor numbers are usually

A

low (100-1000/cell)

increased by antigen exposure

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15
Q

Effects of cytokines on T and B cells

A

differentiation

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16
Q

Effects of cytokines on macrophages

A

migration

17
Q

Effects of TNF and FasL?

A

apoptosis

18
Q

Effects of cytokines on cellular migration

A

induce it - produce chemokines

19
Q

Cytokines are mainly produced in response to infectious agents such as (3)

A

LPS
dsRNA
stim T cells

20
Q

What is the effect of TNF and IL-1 on leukocytes

A

causes adhesion to the endothelium

21
Q

Chemokines cause extravasation which is…

A

leakage of fluid

22
Q

steps of leucocyte adhesion

A

tether and roll
activation
adhesion
transmigration

23
Q

Th1 cells produce IFNγ which stimulates ………….. and …….

A

macrophages and cytotoxic T cells (causing tissue damage in RA)

24
Q

Presentation and response to antigen is dependent on………….. alles

A

MHC alles

25
Q

e.g. of antiinflammatory cytokines released by Th2

A

IL4

26
Q

Secretion of cytokines should be

A

brief and self limiting

27
Q

Systems are promiscuous….

A

one cell produces many cytokines
one cytokines acts on many cell types
overlapping effects

28
Q

How/when are cytokines produced?

A

Synthesised as required or activated by proteolytic cleavage