differentiation and functions of CD8 effector cells Flashcards

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Extracellular antigens are processed and presented within class II MHC via the classical pathway, but they are also presented in association with ? because of cross presentation

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class I MHC

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CD8+ T cells are activated by mechanisms that involve_____ of antigens to CD8+ cells.

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Cross-presentation

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CD4+ helper T cells produce cytokines (IL-2) that stimulate

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CTL differentiation

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CD4+ helper T cells enhance the ability of APCs via______ to stimulate CTL differentiation

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CD40L (on T cell) binding to CD40R (on APC)

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Naive CD8+ T cells recognize which kind of Antigens presented by DC’s in the Lymph nodes?

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peptide

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Effector CD8+ CTLs are activated by the antigen in?

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Peripheral tissues

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activated CTLs mostly secrete this cytokine to potently activate macrophages?

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IFN-gamma

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similar to activation of Th1 cells, the molecular events in CTL differentiation involve?

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transcriptional factor T-bet

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T-bet regulates transcription of genes encoding for which proteins?

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Perforin, Granzyme B, and IFN-gamma

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CD4+ helper T cells are required for CD8+ T cell responses when weak innate immune reactions are evoked by?

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latent viral infections, organ transplants, and tumors

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Which cells are more important for the generation of CD8+ memory T cells than for the differentiation of naive CD8+ T cells into effector CTLs?

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CD4+ helper T cells

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which cells provide signal 3 by secretion of cytokines in CTL activation?

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CD4+

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12
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activated CD4+ Th cells express?

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CD40L

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CD40-CD40L binding up regulate the expression of ____ on professional APCs

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CD80/CD86

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IL-2 promotes proliferation and differentiation of ? into CTLs and memory cells

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CD8+ T cells

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15
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after activation of CD8+ T cells, they express high levels of?

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alpha subunit of IL-2R

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IL-2R shares a common receptor component with IL-15 and IL-21

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Gamma chain

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IL-12 and type I IFNs stimulate the differentiation of naive CD8+T cells into?

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effector CTLs

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local release of IL-2 can lead to activation of T cells which results in?

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up-regulation of both cytokine and its receptors

19
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defect in the common receptor chain Gamma

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……

20
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without IL-12, these cells are exhausted and decrease in number

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CD8+ T cells

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IL-12 activates these cells

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activates NK cells

22
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the primary source of IL-15 is found in?

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activated tissue macrophages and mature DCs

23
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IFN-gamma is an important component of?

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anti-viral protection by up-regulating Antigen presentation of viral targets by infected cells

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activated CTLs secrete these pro-inflammatory molecules

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TNF-beta, IFN-gamma, cytotoxic perforin and granzymes

25
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in chronic viral infections, responses of CD8+ T cells may be initiated but gradually extinguished. what is this phenomenon and what are the inhibitory molecules?

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Exhaustion. CTLA-4, PD-1

26
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PD-1 mediated T cell exhausion may contribute to?

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chronicity of HIV and Hep C viral infections

27
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perforin and granzymes are secreted into?

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the synapse formation to Antigen or infected cell

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what is the purpose of the immunologic synapse?

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ensures that normal bystander cells are not injured by CTLs reacting against infected cells. no collateral damage.

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Do all cells express Fas?

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yes

30
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FasL is expressed on activated CTLs to engage Fas on the surface of target cells to induce?

A

apoptosis

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Perforin is a membrane-perturbing molecule that is homologous to?

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C9 complement protein

32
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granzyme B activates this enzyme to trigger apoptosis

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Caspase-3

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binding of FasL to Fas recruits ____ through the ____ to convert to the active form of the enzyme _____

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Procaspase-8. FADD adaptor. Caspase-8

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type I T cells use caspase-8 to

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directly cleave caspase-3

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in type II cells, like virus-infected hepatocytes, caspase 8- cleaves Bid to stimulate ?

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cytochrome c from mitochondria

36
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Cytochrome c and apoptotic peptidase activating factor 1 (Apaf-1) uses ATP to activate caspase 9 which activates?

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caspase-3

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macrophage activation by Th1 cells is an important immune mechanism in eliminating

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bacteria which resist lysosomal degradation

38
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Th1 cells make IL-3 and GM-CSF, which

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stimulate macrophage production in the bone marrow