gen patho Flashcards
distributive shock examples
- neurogenic
- septic
- anaphylactic
bcl2 function
anti-apoptotic
pro-apoptotic genes
bac, bax
histo: viral infection
abnormal nuclear inclusions
nk cells fight against
intracellular pathogens (virus, parasite leishmania, listeria monocytogenes)
ifn alpha targets
virus
ifn gamma recruits
macrophages
ifn gamma induces production of
IgG2a and IgG3
which vaccine causes poliomyelitis
live attenuated (oral)
type iv hypersensitivity reactions
t cell mediated, transplant rejection, tb skin test, “touching” contact dermatitis, terminal (delayed)
costimulatory domains of CAR T cells
1st gen: CD3
2nd gen: CD3, CD28
3rd gen: CD3, CD28, CD137
suppressor T cell
Treg
T cell got MHC but no co-stim is what
anergy
what Ig can cross placenta
IgG
most radio-sensitive organ sites in children
thyroid > breast > bone marrow > brain (most common sites of carcinoma development due to radiation exposure)