Immuno Flashcards
Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes can be differentiated by the: Age of the pt BMI of the pt Involvement of T cells Level of fasting glucose
involvement of T cells
CTLA4 (CD152) is expressed on: Activated B cells Activated T cells APCs Naïve B cells Naïve T cells
activated T cells
CTLA binds to: CD4 molecules CD8 molecules CD80/86 molecules HLA class I HLA class II
CD80/86 molecules
A titer of 1: 160 is ____ than a titer of 1:4000
less
greater
less
Anti TPO Abs are found in: graves hashimoto both neither
hashimoto
Lymphocytes that interact w/ antigen in the absence of a co-stimulatory interaction are inactivated by a process termed: Anergy Apoptosis Hyperergia Necrosis Programmed cell death
anergy
Potentially self-reactive T cells are eliminated in the thymus by: AIRE selection Negative selection Positive selection T regulatory cells
negative selection
Cytokines capable of inhibiting T cells IL-1 and THF alpha IL-2 and IL-4 IL-10 and TGF beta IL-12 and IFN gamma
Il-10 and TGF beta
What antibodies are associated with graves?
TSHR and TSI
What antibodies are associated with hashimotos
TPO, TG
What thyroid disease process is associated with T cells (CD8)
hashimotos
Which thyroid dz is associated with HLA DR3 and HLA B8
graves
What is type 1 diabetes characterized by:
T cell infiltration of pancreatic islets
Presence of autoantibodies in peripheral blood
Mainly associated with HLA genes
Type 2 characteristics
Inability of body cells to take up or utilize insulin
Which genes mainly responsible for type I DM
IDDM on chromosome 6