Circulation of Immune Cells Flashcards

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Immune cells are _____ ______ that _____ ______

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soluble components that constantly circulate through blood, into tissues, and back into blood

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At sites of infection or tissue injury, what is a key function of endothelial cells?

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they’re activated by cytokines secreted by

  1. macrophages
  2. mast cells
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activation of endothelial cells is via

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cytokines released by macrophages and mast cells at sites of infection or injury

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The function of activated endothelial cells is

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increased adhesiveness for circulating myeloid leukocytes and Ag-activated effector and memory lymphocytes

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During “homing” the leukocytes/lymphocytes possess __________ and endothelial cells possess ______

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L/L = chemokine receptors+homing receptors

Endothelial cells = chemokines

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addressins =

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comprise a set of several adhesion molecules on the surface of endothelial cells which regulate lymphocyte recirculation of HEV

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