Important Cytokines and Cell Surface Markers EC Flashcards
IL1-IL5 Functions
"Hot T-BONE stEAk" IL-1=fever IL-2=T cell proliferation IL-3=Bone marrow stimulation IL-4=IgE production IL-5=IgA production
IL-1
Pyrogen (causes fever)
Acute inflammation
Secreted by macrophages
IL-2
Stimulate growth of T cells
IL-3
Support growth of bone marrow
IL-4
Induces Th2 differentiation
Promotes IgE glass switching
IL-5
Promotes B cell differentiation
Promotes production of IgA (Eonsinophils)
IL-6
Fever
Acute-phase protein
IL-8
Chemotaxis of Neutrophils
IL-10
Anti-inflammatory
IL-12
Th1 differentiation
NK activation
TNF-alpha
Septic shock
Leukocyte recruitment and vascular leak
Interferon-gamma
Activates macrophages, Th1, and NK cells
Increases MHC expression
Suppres Th2
What do Th1 cell secrete?
Interferron-gamma (activates macrophages, supresses Th2)
IL-2 (stimulate T-cells)
IL-3 (stimulate marrow)
What do Th2 cells secrete?
IL-4 (IgE, Th2 differentiation)
IL-5 (IgA, eosinophils)
IL-10 (inhibits Th1)
IL-2 (stimulate T-cells)
IL-3 (stimulates marrow)
Helper T cell markers
CD4, CD40L (CD4 only)
TCR, CD3, CD28 (all T cells)