Chapter 3 Part 3:Natural killer Cells And IFNs Flashcards

1
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Regulates interferons

A

RLRs:IRF

NFkB is needed also

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2
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What are type one interferons?

What are the three major functions?

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  • alpha
  • beta
  • shut down infected cell (autocrine)
  • protect neighboring cells (paracrine)
  • activate natural killer cells
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3
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What do interferon alpha and beta do?

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  • Induce resistance to viral replication in all cells
  • increase expression of ligands for receptors on NK cells
  • activate NK cells to kill virus infected cells
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4
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“ interferon producing cell”
Makes lots of ER
-extensive RER
-Protein production factory

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Plasmacytoid dendritic cell

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5
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  • secrete cytokines (IFN- gamma)
  • Large peripheral blood lymphocyte
  • kills cells, antiviral, anti-cancer
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NK cells

mediator-perforin, granzymes, IFN-gamma

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6
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NK cells spare healthy cells by….

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Detecting normal MHC class one expression

NK cells kill when they detect the presence of MIC and the loss of MHC class one expression

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7
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What is better, apoptosis or necrosis?

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Apoptosis - this prevents inflammation, viral spreading and can then be phagocytosis by neighboring cells

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8
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NK Cells bind to ____

What are the two components of perforin?

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Fas receptor links to (NK - FasL)

  • granzyme B
  • granulysin
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9
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Macrophage activated by viral infection secretes inflammatory cytokines that recruit and stimulate….

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NK cells

NK cells proliferate and differentiate into effecter NK cells secreting interferon-gamma

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10
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What are the interactions between NK cells and Dendritic cells?

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  • activation, perforation, and differentiation of NK cells are driven by Dendirtic cells
  • when NK cells are abundant and outnumber the dendritic cells, they can kill the dendritic cells
  • when NK cells are scarce and are outnumbered by Dendritic cells, they drive the Dendritic cells to mature into the form that initiates adaptive immunity
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11
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What forms the bridge between innate and adaptive immune responses?

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Dendritic cells

Dendritic cells activate T cells. T cells activate B cells

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12
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T cells only recognize __________

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Peptides

The epitope peptide binds to a self Molecule, an MHC molecule

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