Immunology Flashcards

1
Q

Activates NK cells

A

IL-12

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2
Q

Results in recognition impairment

A

TLR3

IRAK4 and MYD88

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3
Q

IRAK4 or MYD88 deficiency can present with

A

Recurrent pyogenic bacterial infections.

No fever.

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4
Q

Lack of MyD88 or IRAK4 results in impaired signaling through?

A

TLRs and IL-1R

*Result=defect in NF-kB

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5
Q

TLR3 deficiency leads to

A

Decrease of Type 1 interferons.

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6
Q

Patients with TLR signaling dysfunction present with

A

Recurrent HSV-1 encephalitis.

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7
Q

Neisseria susceptibility from

A

Defect in Alternative pathway

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8
Q

C1 deficiency leads to

A

Inefficiency in clearing antibody antigen complexes.

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9
Q

Defect in terminal complement proteins result in

A

Neisseria infection

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10
Q

Factor 8 deficiency prevents

A

MAC complex from forming.

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11
Q

Factor I (H) deficiency leads to

A

immune defect.

I inactivates C3b which limits the formation of C3 converts enzyme (C3Bb).

Absence of I, depletes serum C3 levels. Results in recurrent bacterial infection.

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12
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Leukocyte adhesion deficiency presents with

A

Severe recurrent bacterial and fungal infections.

Deficiency in the neutrophils to be able to move out of blood vessels into tissue.

Also will have elevated WBC count.

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13
Q

Integrins are composed of

A

B2 chain (CD18)

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14
Q

In the absence of CD18,. . .?

A

Neutrophils do not extravasate.

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15
Q

Chronic granulomatous disease and Chediak-Higashi syndrome occur because?

A

Of an inability to destroy engulfed pathogens.

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16
Q

Chronic granulomatous disease results from a defect in

A

NADPH oxidase enzyme. Impairs production of hydrogen peroxide and other superoxides.

17
Q

Chediak-Higashi Syndrome

A

is a defect in intravesucular trafficking.

18
Q

PRRs detect

A

viral nucleic acid and stimulate the secretion of IFN alpha and beta.

19
Q

Do NK cells have granules?

A

Yes

20
Q

TCR do not recognize our cells.. . explain

A

T-cells must see MHC

If a virus inhibits MHC to live from T cells, then NK cells will eat them.

So if a NK cells sees MHC1, then it will let it live.

21
Q

NK cells do not have a

A

TCR- so no antigen activation required.

22
Q

2 categories of NK cell receptors

A

Ig-like

Lectin like

23
Q

Activating versus inhibiting depends on the presence of signaling motifs in the cytoplasmic tails of receptors

A

ITIMS and ITAMS

24
Q

Very potent activating signal for NK cells

A

Binding of CD16

25
Q

FasL (CD95L) binding to Fas (CD95) results in

A

Apoptosis

26
Q

Granzymes

A

Granzyme B (serine protease)

27
Q

Similar structure to C9

A

Perforin -assist in delivering other molecules into target cell.

28
Q

When NK cells and macrophage form a conjugate pair what, activates the NK cell?

A

IL-12 and IL-15

29
Q

When Nk cells multiply and differentiate into effector cells, what do they secrete ?

A

IFN-gamma

30
Q

RLRs bind

A

cytosolic viral dsRNA

31
Q

RLRs activate

A

NF-kB and IRF Transcription factor to induce type 1 IFN production.

32
Q

TLR 7/8 bind

A

ssRNA present in endosome

33
Q

TLR 3 binds

A

dsRNA