Chapter 3 exam 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the two examples of TLR?

A

TLR4 and LPS

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2
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Endosome

A

nucleic acids

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3
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What is NFkB inhibited by?

A

IkB

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4
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What protein removes IkB

A

Ikk

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5
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What do NOD-like proteins do?

A

Monitor the cytoplasm for bacterial components

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6
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What does Caspase 1 do?

A

Preparation for IL-1beta

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7
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Where are macrophages located in the body?

A

In the tissue (long lived)

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8
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Where are Neutrophils located in the body?

A

In the blood (short lived)

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9
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What are Chemokines?

A

Chemoattractant cytokines

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10
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What is CXCL8?

A

A chemokine secreted by pathogen (activated macrophages)

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11
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What do Endothelial cells do?

A

Inducibly express adhesins

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12
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What do Neutrophils do?

A

Constitutively express adhesins

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13
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What do Extravasate’s do?

A

Cross basement membrane to inflamed tissue

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14
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What are the three main granuals and lysosomes?

A

Primary (azurophilic) -> myeloperoxides
Secondary (specific) -> lactoferrin
Tertiary (gelatinase) -> gelatinase

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15
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What do lysosomes contain?

A

Acid hydrolases

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16
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What is a Respiratory burst?

A

It forms radicals and increases pH

17
Q

What are Endogenous Pyrogens and what are the three we need to know?

A

They cause a fever. IL-1, IL-6, TNF

18
Q

What does IL-6 do?

A

Tells the liver to activate the acute phase response

19
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What is Lectin?

A

Something that binds to a carbohydrate

20
Q

What do C1s subunits cleave?

A

C4

21
Q

What do RLR receptors sense?

A

Uncapped RNA (viruses)

22
Q

What are the three Transcription factors?

A

IRF3, NFkB, AP-1

23
Q

What are the two natural killer cells?

A

CD56, CD3