Cytokines&Receptors- Functions Flashcards

1
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What is the effect: bind to receptors on the cell that produce them?

A

Autocrine/Intracrine Effect

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What is the effect: bind to receptors on nearby cells?

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Paracrine cells

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What is the effect: Bind to receptors on the cells in distant locations?

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Endocrine effect

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4
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What is a given cytokine has different biological effects on target cells?

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Pleiotropic action

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5
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What target cell of a cytokine has the effect of activation, proliferation, differentiation?

A

B cell

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6
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What 2 target cells of a cytokine have the effect of proliferation?

A

Thymoctye and Mast cells

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7
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Two or more cytokines exert the same biological effect on the same cells??

A

Redundancy

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8
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What is: the effect of two cytokines on a particular cell is greater than the additive effect of individual cytokines?

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Synergistic action

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9
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What type of action is the following an example of?
Activated Th cell -> IL 4+IL-5 -> B cell whose effect = induces class switch to IgE

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Synergistic action

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10
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What is: the action of one side of cytokine inhibits the effects of another cytokine?

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Antagonistic action

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What is: The action of a cytokine leads to the induction of one or more cytokines, which in turn induces the production of other cytokines?

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Cascade action

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