Cytokines, CDs, and abbreviations Flashcards

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IL-12

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Heterodimer
produced by dendritic cells
activates NK cells and Th1

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IL-23

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heterodimer

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IL-27

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Heterodimer

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IL-35

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Heterodimer

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p40

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common signaling peptide for IL-12 and IL-23

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IL-2

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Th1 cytokine
cell mediated response
DTH (delay-type hypersensitivity)
decreased by cAMP
required for CD8+ development
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IFN-gamma

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Th1 cytokine
cell mediated response
inhibits Th2
CTL (Tc1) generation 
NK cells are an important source of IFN-gamma. 
increase macrophages
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IL-4

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Th2 cytokine
Humoral/B cell response
Antagonized IFN-gamma
shares a gamma chain with IL-7, IL-9, IL-15
Promotes class switching to IgG1 and IgE (T cells influence the class of the B cell)

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IL-5

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Th2 cytokine

Humoral/B cell response

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IL-10

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Th2 cytokine
Humoral/B cell response
Indirectly inhibits IFN-gamma and IL-2
Also a Treg soluble cytokine

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IL-17

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Th17 cytokine
inflammation
cross-regulates Treg

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gp130

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signal transducing peptide for IL-6, IL-11, CTNF, LIF

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JAK

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Janis Kinase

kinase found on cytokine receptors (hematopoeitic, interferon, and GPCRs)

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STAT

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phosphrylated by JAKs

transcription factor that sends the cytokine message intracellularly

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T-bet

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Th1 Transcription factor

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GATA-3

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Th2 Transcription factor

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RORgammaT

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Th17 Transcription factor

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FOXP3

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Treg Transcription factor

Treg cells take a lot of IL-2, used to decrease T cell activation

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ERK, p38, JNK

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MAP kinase effector molecules

cause inflammation

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CD3

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6 polypeptide complex that associates with TCRs to transduce intracellular signal
Has ITAMs with ZAP-70
activated/phosphrylated by p56lck

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RSS

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recombination specific sequences
flag sites for splicing/recombination in the variable heavy/light chains.
12bp sequence always pairs with a 23bp sequence

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RAG1 & RAG2

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recombination activating genes
only expressed in B or T cells
part of the V(D)J recombinase enzyme used for recombining spliced variable regions.

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CDR

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complementarity determining regions.

segments of the BCR variable region that undergo somatic hypermutation to become more specific to a given antigen.

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AID

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Activation induced adenosine deaminase
cuts S regions of the constant heavy chain for class switching (IgA, IgG, IgE, etc.)
Also involved in somatic hypermutation of CDRs in variable BCR regions.
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B220
on the surface of lymphoid progenitors that are destined to be B cells
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Ig alpha/beta
complex associated with the BCR to transduce signals. | Uses ITAMs
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Syk
Mechanism of B cell intracellular signaling A src family tyrosine kinase phospharylated by ITAMs Syk -> BLK -> PLCgamma2 + Btk -> NFkB
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CD40
costimulatory molecule on B cells, for B cell activation
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CD40 Ligand
costimulatory molecule on T cells for B cell activation
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TLRs
recognize PAMPs, and DAMPs on macrophages and dendritic cells part of the innate immune response
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C3d
product of the complement pathway. | involved in crosslink activation of B cell (TI-2) by LPS or peptidoglycan of bacteria.
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CD21
1 side - bound the B cell other side - associates with C3d from complement pathway involved in crosslink activate of B cells (TI-2) by bacterial molecules
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CD4
a market for a T helper cell
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CD8
a marker for a cytotoxic T lymphocyte
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CCR7
A chemokine receptor that homes molecules to secondary lymphoid tissue Attracts early T lymphocytes from the thmic cortex to the thymic medulla for -'ve selection
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CD45
first step in the TCR/CD3 signaling pathway | removes an inhibitory phosphate from p56lck
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p56lck
phosphorylates ITAMs on CD3 | activated ZAP-70.
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ZAP-70
activated LAT
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LAT
produces GEF and PLCgamma
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GEF pathway
GEF -> Ras -> Raf -> MEK -> ERK -> Elk -> Fos + Jun = AP-1
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AP-1
an immediate gene produced from TCR activation | transcription factor
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NFkB
inhibitory IkB is removed by IKK NFkB can translocate to the nucleus to alter transcription an immediate gene of TCR activation from the DAG pathway or the Syk pathway
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PLCgamma
produces IP3 and DAG
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IP3 pathway
IP3 -> calcineurin -> NFAT
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NFAT
an immediate gene of TCR activation | transcription factor
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DAG pathway
DAG -> PKC -> NFkB
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VLAs, CD2, and ICAMs
adhesion factors
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CD28
+'ve TCR costimulation
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CTLA-4
-'ve/inhibitory TCR coostimulation | activates IDO -> decreases inflammation
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CD80/CD86
B7 family receptor of both CD28 and CTLA-4 inhibitory or activating
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CD25
marker on Tregulatory cells
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CD44
marker for effector memory T cells | homing to tertiary lymphoid tissue?
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CD-62L
L-selectin | homing to secondary lymphoid tissue
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TNF
soluble Th1 molecule | released by macrophages and NK cells
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TGF-beta
soluble Treg cytokine | inhibitory cytokine
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Fas Ligand
membrane bound on CD8+ (CTL) found in vesicles on NK cells induces apoptosis when activated
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Perforin
released by NK cells, eosinophils, and CTLs induce apoptosis inserts into the membrane to make pores perforin and granzyme = Tc1 CTL effector phase perforin only = Tc2 CTL effector phase
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CD-16
found on all cells that do antibody dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity. eg. neutrophils, eosinophils, macrophages, NK cells.
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Granzyme
released by neutrophils and CTLs induces apoptosis activate caspases and cytochrome C. Increase Bax and Bak (pro-apoptosis markers) perforin + granzyme = Tc1 CTL effector phase
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lytic enzymes
released by neutrophils, eosinophils, and macrophages | used to kill things with IgG antibody coating
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MadCAM-1
binds LPAM-1 | homing to mucosa
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LPAM-1
binds MadCAM-1 | homing to mucosa
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IFN-alpha/beta
via TLRS innate immune response to viruses activates NK cells
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PKR
blocks protein translation in viruses
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Mx
polymerization is targeted in viruses to inhibit transcription and assembly of the viral DNA/RNA
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RNAse L
used to degrade viral RNA
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C3a/C5a
anaphlotoxins | cause mast cell degranulation
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Bcl-2
Anti-apoptosis signal
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IgFcR
receptor for IgG constant region (Fc) to downregulate the activity of B cells
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IDO
found in Treg cells activated by CTLA-4 decreased inflammation
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prostaglandins
increase cAMP | decrease IL-2
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IL-1, TNF, IFN-gamma
inflammatory cytokines
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EAE
induced MS in mice
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HLA-B27
allele that makes people more succeptible to autoimmune diseases