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Inflammation 2 Flashcards

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Cells of inflammation

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Granulocytes
-Neutrophils
-Eosinophils
-Basophils
Mononuclear cells
-Monocytes/Macrophages
-Lymphocytes/plasma cells
-Mast cells

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Neutrophils morphology

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-Segmented multilobed nucleus
-Cytoplasmic granules
Primary granules
Secondary
Neutral non staining granules

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Important primary granules neutrophils

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Myeloperoxidase and lysozyme

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Important secondary granules neutrophils

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Collagenase

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Neutrophil characteristics

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-Highly differentiated and no longer divide
-Mainly anaerobic and have abundant glycogen
-Function in low oxygen
-Metabolize large amounts of oxygen in response to activation

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Neutrophils action

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Produced in bone marrow and remain for a day in storage pool. Enter the blood and circulate for 5-12 hrs. Once they emigrate they live for 1-4 days in tissues. Apoptosis following withdrawal of growth factors and other stimuli

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Neutrophil inflammatory function

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-Phagocytosis and killing
Oxygen independent and dependent
NO also present
-Secrete inflammatory products (cytokines, arachidonic products, NETs, defensins)

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NETs

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Web like matrix of DNA/ proteins and neutrophil granule products that trap and kill pathogen
-May be involved in autoimmunity and thrombosis

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Eosinophils morphology

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-Segmented bilobed nucleus
-Four type of cytoplasmic granules

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Important eosinophil granules

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Major basic protein and histaminase

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Eosinophil characteristics

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Not as well understood
-Allergic reactions or parasitic infections
-Associated with mast cells

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Eosinophil kinetics

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30min half-life in blood with a 12-day half-life in tissue

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Inflammatory function of eosinophils

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-Secrete lysosomal enzymes (damage microbe membranes and degrade certain pro-inflammatory products like histamine)
-Secrete mediators (cytokines, chemokines, arachidonic acid metabolites)

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Basophil morphology

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-Multilobed nucleus
-Cytoplasmic granules that obscure the nucleus morphology

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Basophil granules

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-Histamine
-Proteoglycans
-Proteases

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Basophil characteristics

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Associated with IgE dependent allergic reactions or parasitic infections
-Poorly phagocytic and sluggishly motile

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Basophil kinets

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Probably similar to neutrophils

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Basophil inflammatory functions

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-Secrete lysosomal enzymes
-Secrete other mediators

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Mast cell morphology

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Smaller
-Oval to round nucleus
-Metachromatic cytoplasmic granules

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Mast cell types

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-Connective tissues
-Mucosal

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Characteristics of mast cells

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Prominent at allergic reactions or parasitic infections

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Kinetics of mast cells

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4–12-week lifespan

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Major inflammatory functions of mast cells

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-Bronchoconstriction, vasodilation and ECM degradation
-Secrete mediators

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Monocyte vs macrophage

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Monocyte in the blood macrophage in the tissue

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Characteristics of monocytes

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Source of macrophages and dendritic cells

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Kinetics of monocytes

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Circulate in blood for 1-3 days and slower to emigrate than neutrophils

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Fixed macrophages

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-Derived from monocytes
-Emigrate in response to cytokines can replicate locally witing the tissues to maintain the fixed population
-Exist in areas where microbial invasion is most likely
-Can be innate or acquired immunity

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Dendritic cells

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Process and present antigen to T lymphocytes (MHC II class molecules)

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Kinetics of dendritic cells

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Derived from monocyte and emigrate in response to stimuli

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Macrophage morphology

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Round to oval and slightly indented nucleus
Cytoplasmic granules
Abundant organelles

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Characteristics of macrophages

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-Multifunctional
-Aerobic
-Important for inflammation and immunologic events
-Critical for chronic inflammation and healing

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Types of macrophages

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M1-Pro-inflammatory, host defense and anti-tumor immunity
M2- Regulate healing, anti-inflammatory, suppress host defenses

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Inflammatory function of macrophages

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-Phagocytosis (after neutrophils, but better at it)
-Chronic inflammation
-Innate and acquired immunity
-Lysosomal enzymes
-Oxygen metabolites
-Complement components
-Coagulation factors

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NK cells

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Cytotoxic innate immunity
-Respond to altered MHC 1 molecules or stress associated proteins
-Lysis of target cells with perforins and granzyme
-Early responder to virus-infected or tumor cells

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T cells

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Either CD4 or CD8 cytotoxic

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B cells

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Humoral immunity
Defined by immunoglobin
Differentiate into antibody-producing plasma cells following stimulation

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