KNOW Flashcards

1
Q

NK

A

antiviral, antitumor

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2
Q

first innate to react

A

macrophage

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3
Q

is a macrophage tissue resident

A

yes

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4
Q

what do NK cells secrete

A

perforins and granzymes

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5
Q

endosomal PRR

A

TLR

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6
Q

cytosolic PRR

A

RIG1, NOD

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7
Q

cell surface receptors

A

TLR (some), lectin

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8
Q

macrophages secrete what and what do they do

A

IL-1B: increases vascular permeability, induces fever
TNFa: (same as IL-1B)
IL-6: induces release of acute-phase proteins, induces fever
CXCL8: recruit neutrophils (CHEMOKINE)

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9
Q

rolling adhesion by

A

selectins bind carbs (sialyl groups)

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10
Q

tight binding by

A

integrins (LFA1) on neutrofill and binding from iCAM (on endothelial surface)

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11
Q

affected dendritic cell has

A

B7, binds to CD28

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12
Q

instead of the interferons that kill, its the

A

perforin and granzymes

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13
Q

after taking up virus, interferons

A

transcription and translation, TFa and beta

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14
Q

how many hypervariable regions on one antibody

A

12

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15
Q

where does maturation occur

A

primary/central lymphoid organs (thymus, bone marrow)

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16
Q

where is antigen presented by dendritic cells to T cells

A

peripheral lymphoid organs (spleen, lymph node, tonsils)

17
Q

VDJ what recombines first

A

D and J first, V joins

18
Q

RAG1 and RAG2

A

make breaks at RSS coding regions, makes coding joint

19
Q

artemis

A

opens hairpin

20
Q

KU70/KU80

A

recruit DNA-PK

21
Q

tDt

A

add N-nucleotides, generates junctional diversity

22
Q

MHC I

A
23
Q

T cell- co stim and inhib

A

CD28 and B7 = co-stim
CTLA4 and B7 = inhib

24
Q

Immunological synapse TCR

A

MHC peptide complex, TCR< core rec, CD3 (iTAMs), post sitm molecules (B7, CD28)

25
Q

enzymatic steps in VDJ recombination

A
  1. synapsis
  2. cleavage
  3. hairpin opening and end processing
  4. joining
26
Q

Junctional diversity

A

N and P nucleotides

27
Q

TCR not expressed without

A

CD3

28
Q
A