Immunity to Viruses Flashcards
how many genes does poliovirus have?
10
how many genes does herpes have?
200
what viruses possess an envelope?
HIV, Influenza a
How do viruses usually enter the body?
via mucosal surfaces
epithelial cells
what family is epstein barr virus from
herpesvirus
what type of virus is EBV
DNA virus
what does EBV cause in young people
mononucleosis
what receptor is SARS COVID 19
ACE2
what receptor is HIV
cd4
what cell type is infected in HIV
Th cells
what cell is infected in polio virus
neurons
what receptor is human herpes virus
CD46
Example of a persistant virus
hep B
epstein barr
what do TLR trigger
interferon and cytokine production
what are tlr
toll like receptor
innate response
what TLR detect dsRNA
TLR3
what TLR detects ssRNA
TLR7
What TLR detects dsDNA
TLR9
what do interferons activate
antiviral response in neighboring cells
what detects capped ssRNA viruses in cytoplasm
MDA5
what detects uncapped ssRNA viruses in cytoplasm
RIG1
what inflammatory cytokines are released in response to a viral infection
IL8 TNFa
what do plasmacytoid dendritic cells release?
large amounts of type 1 interferons IFNa and IFNB
what are pDCs stimulated by?
TLR7 and TLR9
what are the stages in antiviral effects of antibody?
neutralization
opsonisation
ADCC
How do antibodies neutralize viruses?
block binding and entry to cell, block uncoating of virus
(+ complement) damage envelope and block receptor
How do antibodies and complement opsonize viruses?
lyse infected cell
and opsonization of coated cells for phagocytosis
How do antibodies ADCC viruses?
NK cells, macrophage and neutrophils
- apoptosis
what does ADCC stand for
antibody dependent cell cytotoxicity
what does MHC do
presents all cellular peptides to trigger a CTL response
how do ctls recognise a virus
Viral peptide
MHC Class I
how do NK recognise a virus
lack of MHC class I
how do phagocytes recognise apoptotic bodies?
phosphatidylserine residues
what is perforin?
a granule protein that generates transmembrane pores on surface of target cell
- other granule contents to enter
what do granules contain
caspases - cleave substrates
DNase
what triggers apoptotic cell death
Fas
mechanisms of immune invasion by viruses
antigenic variation decoy MHC molecules (CMV) immunosuppressive cytokines inhibit complement/ innate response homologues of cytokines
what is IL10
a pleiotropic cytokine with immunosuppresive properties