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Immunology Quiz III & Exam III Material > Exam III Review > Flashcards

Exam III Review Flashcards

1
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BCR (B cell receptors) & Abs

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-Directly recognize antigens
-Can recognize diverse antigens (protein, lipids, carbs, nucleic acids)

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TCR (T cell receptors)

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-can only recognize antigens presented in the context of MHC molecules
-only recognize peptide antigens

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Accessory molecules for signal transduction aside from CD3 complex

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Zeta Zeta

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LFA1 (CD11)

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Integrin that docks T cell to APC

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T cell proliferation and differentiation

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-Gene rearrangement / somatic recombination occur during T cell development
-Recombinase enzyme coded by RAG proteins on chromosome 11
-NO somatic hypermutation
-NO class switching

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ITAMS

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-activated by phosphorylation
-accessory proteins
-essential for signal transduction

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MHC (Major histocompatibility Complex)

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-MHC recognize PROTEIN AGS ONLY
-MHC is needed for T cells to recognize Ags

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MHC I

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-found on ALL NUCLEATED CELLS
-present endogenous (Intracellular) peptides; includes self proteins and viral/bacterial proteins
-presents peptides of 8-11 amino acids
-T cytotoxic CD8 activation

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MHC II

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-T helper cell (CD4) activation
-present exogenous (extracellular) peptides
-found on APCs (B cells, dendritic cells, macrophages)
-role: produce cytokines to tell other immune cells what to do (humoral and cellular response)

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Antigen processing of MHC I occurs in the

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Endoplasmic reticulum

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IL1

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Increases permeability of vascular endothelium; stimulates IL6 production

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IL6

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Acts on the liver to produce acute phase proteins -> inflammation

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IL8

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Attracts & activates neutrophils; increase permeability of vascular endothelium

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IL12

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Activates NK cells; influences lymphocyte differentiation

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15
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Assembly with MHC I or MHC II depends on…

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The route through the cell

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16
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Superantigens

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-activate large #s of T cells without attaching to the groove of MHC molecules
-nonspecific attachment & activation
-binds beta subunit of MHC

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17
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Lck

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Tyrosine kinase associate with the tails of CD4/CD8V mediate the phosphorylation of ITAMS

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CD11 (LFA1)

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Binds CD54 (ICAM 1 on APC)

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CD28

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Binds B7 on APC

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20
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CD3 Complex

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6 peptide chains

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21
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T Cells only recognize

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Processed peptide antigens presented by MHC

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22
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B Cells recognize

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Naive / Unaltered conformational Ags

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23
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Thymus Independent “TI”

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-T cells are not needed
-Non protein antigens
-only IgM is produced
-NO ISOTYPE SWITCHING
-activation is costimulated by CD21 (CR2) - binds C3d, CD81, CD19
-some memory B cells
-little / no affinity maturation

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Thymus Dependent “TD”

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-T helper cells are required
-Protein Ags
-BCR clonal expansion & differentiation require signals from T helpers
-Induce GC responses
-Isotype switching takes place

25
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CD40

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Binds CD40L on the T helper cell; promotes B cell activation, isotype switching, other APC functions
CD40L deficiency —> hyper IgM syndrome - bc no class switching

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B7

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Binds CD28 (on T helpers)

27
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IL4

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B cells proliferation (+IL2); IL4 alone —> IgE
IL4 + IFN GAMMA —> IgG

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IL5

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B cell differentiation into plasma cells; IL5 + TGF, BAFF -> IgA; activates eosinophils

29
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IL6

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B cell differentiation into plasma cells

30
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Isotype Switching

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-requires cytokines signal from T helper cell (CD40-CD40L)
-constant portion of heavy chain changes; effector end changes
-variable region stays the same

31
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Affinity Maturation

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-occurs in GCs
= the result of somatic hypermutation followed by positive selection of high affinity B cells
-high affinity B cells give rise to long-lived plasma & memory cells

32
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Primary Ab Response

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Generates memory B cells

33
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Secondary Ab Response

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Rapid recognition & Ab synthesis - memory B cells; rapid isotype switching from IgM -> IgG; stronger response = more IgG and higher affinity

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IgM

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First produced

35
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IgA

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Found in secretions

36
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IgD

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BCR

37
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IgG

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Most prevalent, crosses placenta

38
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IgE

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Allergic reactions; Multicellular parasites

39
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Agglutination

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-clumping of particles
-IgM, IgG, IgA

40
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Opsonization

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-pathogen is marked
-IgG

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Neutralization

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-IgM, IgG, IgA

42
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Complement

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-cascade event
-IgM, IgG

43
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Th1

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-Intracellular infection (Bacteria, Virus , Protozoa) cell mediated
-Differentiation by: IL-12, IFN Gamma
-Secretes IFN Gamma, TNF, IL-10, IL-13

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Th2

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-parasites & allergies (humoral immunity)
-diff by IL-4
-secretes IL-4, IL-5, IL-10, IL-13

45
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Th17

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-fungal & extracellular bacteria
-diff by IL-6, TGF Beta
-secretes IL-17, IL-22

46
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Thregulatory

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-suppress response to prevent autoimmunity & limit tissue damage
-secretes IL-10 & TGF

47
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Complement System

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Made in the liver, generate innate and adaptive immune responses

48
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What is the central protein?

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C3

49
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The 3 activation pathways all aim to activate

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C3 (THE CENTRAL PROTEIN)

50
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Opsonization

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C3b (marks the pathogen for destruction)

51
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MAC

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-common among all 3 pathways
-MAC = C5b + C6 + C7 + C8 + C9
-opsonization of pathogens + removal by phagocytosis + cell lysis

52
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Classical & Lectin

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C3 -> C4b2a
C5 -> C4b2a3b

53
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Alternative pathway

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C3 convertase -> C3bBb
C5 convertase -> C3bBb3b

54
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Activation of naive B cells is best achieved by?

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Dendritic cells

55
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What type of antigens induce germinal centers?

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T dependent

56
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Activation by Superantigens

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Attaches to the beta

57
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T helper 17 for

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Neutrophil activation

Immunology Quiz III & Exam III Material (4 decks)

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