L12 Antigen Uptake Flashcards

1
Q

What is antigen

A

anything with the potential for the immune system to recognise

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2
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two types of antigen

A

foreign (outside)

self (autoimmune disorders/ within body)

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3
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what is used for antigen recognition

A

TLR
complement and antibody
NOD-like recptors (NLR/ mannose receptors

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4
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what is used for antigen uptake and/or destruction

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phagocytosis
pinocytosis
recpetor mediated endocytosis
autophagy (instracellular antigen)

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5
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three types of receptors that bind antigen

A

Fc
complement
mannose

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6
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how does the Fc receptor bind antigen

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bind to antibody when it is in a complex with antigen

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7
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how do complement receptors bind antibody

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C3b optinises antigen and forms complex

complex is recognises by complement receptor

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8
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how do mannose receptors bind antigen

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microbes have mannose containing antigens which can bind to the mannose receptor

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9
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what does binding of antigen trigger?

A

phagocytosis

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10
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stages of phagocytosis

A

binding
uptake
phagosome formation
digestion of phagolysosome

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11
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what is autopahgy

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similar to phagocytosis but for intracellular microbes

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12
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autopahgy process

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intracellular pathogens coated with ubiquitin get encircled by phagophores to form autophagosome which fuses with lysosome and content is destroyed

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13
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what is receptor mediated antigen uptake

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antigen is tagged by C3b or antibody which facilitates recognition and uptake by cell surface receptors

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14
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what are pattern recognition receptors (PRR)

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recognise pathogen associate molecular patterns (PAMPs) + damage associated molecular patterns (DAMPs)

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15
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what are TLR a subset of ?

A

PRR

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16
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what do PRR promote

A

inflammation/ immune response

17
Q

how are TLR found and NLR found

A

TLR: membrane bound
NLR: free floating in cytoplasm

18
Q

what does the translocation of NF-KB to the nucleas induce?

A

inflammatory gene transcriptions

19
Q

how do TLR signal

A

signal as dimers
ligand binds and two the TLRs recruit adaptor molecules which activate NF-KB which gets translocated for a gene to produce inflammatory response

20
Q

effect of TLR signalling

A

increased cytokine secretion and phagocytic ability: increased pathogen clearance
triggers immune system reponses (fever etc)
increases immunostimulatory capacity of antigen presenting cells (DC)

21
Q

what is the result of increased immunostimulatory DC

A

enhanced T cell stimulation and better memory responses