Cell Immunity 1 Flashcards

1
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name given to a family of pro-inflammatory activation- inducible cytokines?

A

chemokines—-> induce chemotaxis

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2
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Chemokines are divided into families based on what?

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relative positions of TWO highly conserved CYSTEINE residues at the AMINO terminal

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3
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Are there any chemokines that lack the first conserved cysteine?

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Yes, two XCL1 and XCL2

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4
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Chemokines acton a family of 18 receptors….all of which are in what class?

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G-Protein Coupled

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5
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What does large number of chemokines and chemokine receptors available to the immune system provide?

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precise control over inflammation (attract different subsets of immune cells)

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6
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What are the only type of cells that can extravasate through HEV?

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Lymphocytes—-most DC’s enter through afferent lymphatics

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7
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Movement of lymphocytes throughout the body is controlled by what three molecules?

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selectins, chemokines, and integrins

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8
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Selectins are important for what ?

A

rolling

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9
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Integrins are important for what in migration?

A

adhesion

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10
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What selectin is expressed on lymphocytes, especially naive t cells before they have been activate?

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L-selectin—also on monocytes and neutrophils

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11
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What is the ligand for E-selectin that is expressed on endothelial cells?

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sialylated carbohydrates on many different immune cells

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What selectin binds to glycoprotein ligand on leukocytes, heparan sulfate, and fucoidan?

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P-selectin on endothelial cells

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13
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T - F selectins bind many proteins binding N-linked carbohydrate chains?

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False- O-linked

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14
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are integrins made up of homodimers or heterodimers?

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heterodimers one of each 18 alpha and 8 beta chain—24 unique integrins

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15
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What needs to happen for the integrin to be activated and bind with higher affinity?

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TCR stimulation or chemokine receptor stimulation that results in conformational change of the integrin

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16
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HEV produce what chemokine?

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CCL21

17
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Stromal cells around HEVS secrete what chemokine?

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CCL 19

18
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What does L-selectin bind?

A

CD34, GlyCAM-1, PNAd on peripheral lymphnode

MAdCAM-1 on mucosal lymphoid tissue

19
Q

Naive T cells exit is controlled by a gradient of what?

A

S1P-sphingosine 1-phosphate- activated receptor on T cell causes it to leave lymph and enter blood or lymph duct….if it is activated in the lymph node it will downregulate its receptor in order to stay there

20
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What keeps concentration of S!P low?

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S1P lyase in lymphoid and peripheral tissues

21
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What chemokine receptor do immature dendritic cells express for migration into peripheral tissues?

A

CCR7

22
Q

T-F naive T cells specific to a particular antigen are common?

A

False—they are very rare

23
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What 3 signals do Naive T cells receive 3 signals from an activated antigen-presenting cell?

A

1: recognition of peptide bound to MHC by TCR
2: co-stimulatory
3: cytokines direct the differentiation of CD4 T cells into numerous effector subsets and direct CD8 T cells to acquire effector functions

24
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What receptor is crucial for cell expansion that follows the activation of a naive T cell?

A

IL-2 receptor (CD25) drives expansion (binds IL-2 ligand)

25
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What promotes S1P receptor degradation?

A

CD69–a C-type lectin recepor

—TCR stimulation also down regulates this protein. Botha cations leads activated T cells to be detained in the LN

26
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Genetic defect that is most commonly found in CD 18 and lack of expression of LFA-1, recurrent bacterial infections, delayed umbilical sloughing, abcess at infection site, neutrophils cannot migrate, WBC will show huge amounts of neutrophils?

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LAD- leukocyte adhesion deficiency

treated with bone marrow transplant