L6 - Autoimmunity Cause Flashcards

1
Q

Which two types or cells leaving bone marrow have auto potential

A

Anergic and clonally ignored b cells

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2
Q

Five some immune tolerance strategies

A
Privileged sites 
Central tolerance/negative selection
Apoptosis 
T regs
Anergy eg low b7 levels
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3
Q

What are natural autoab seen in both patients and healthy

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Naturally auto igm which have low affinitt but are TI

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4
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What do anergic auto b cells need

A

Auto t cell help in order to upregulate and release ab

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5
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Graves is an example of high affinity igg. So are auto t cells needed?

A

Yes to shm and class switch

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6
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How do polygenic genetics factor in

A

Polymorphisms in alleles of grnes to do with immune system eg hla couldn make someone more susceptible

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7
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Wht does relative risk mean

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How mant time more likely to develop it eg if you have hla b27 allele polymorphism

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8
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How do auto ag have effect in genetics

A

Levels of expresion can make more susceptible

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9
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What are the major genes involved

A

Immune tolerance deficiencies

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10
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What 4 genes important in t1d

A

Hla alleles dq 2 and 8

Ptpn22

Ctla4

Insulin

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11
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How does insulin gene have effect

A

Polymorphisms in the gene promoter can affect levels of mrna for insulin within the thumus ifnkt present more liekly auto reactive

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12
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How does ctla4 affect

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Usually blcoks b7 so stops t crll activstion. If polymorpgic may not bind as well

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13
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What is ptpn22

A

Phosphatase which stops cd3 signalling in t cells

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14
Q

What are the biggest single gene defects in aids

A

Aire tf
Fas
Ctla4
Fox p3

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15
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How does fas gene defects have impact

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Could increase the efficeicy of killing by cd8 eg in type 1 diabetics

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16
Q

How is smokint a risk in ra

A

Citrullinates peptides which can be recognsied by acpa

17
Q

Which low viramin level causes me

A

D

18
Q

What is cross reactivity

A

The fsct some self ag look like pathogen proteins pesented on apc. The self ag can be detected by tcr as foreign causing an autoimmune response.

19
Q

Give rxamples of cross reactivity

A

Rheumatic fever where instead of strep m protein attach, auto ab attach hesrt tissue proteins

In uc instwad of artacking ecoli proteins attach cllonic proteins

20
Q

How do self components as prr cause aids

A

Increased b7 upreg and inflammatort cytokines xauses increase auto t cell activation

21
Q

Give examples of self ag presenting as pamps or damps

A

Dna in sle

Ecm frwgments in ra

22
Q

How can damage to barriers cause aid

A

Because can affect privileged site ag eg in ms or ra

23
Q

How can ptms cause aid

A

No longer detected as self ag in begative selection process eg in ra citrullination

24
Q

Which disease were commensals found ti pritect males in particular

A

T1D

25
Q

Why is cd20 b cell deletion important therapy

A

They are auto b fells which present to auto t cells. Causes issues like t1d , ra and ms

26
Q

What is tolerance induction

A

Adding incerse agonist peptides/ modified peptides which bind and blooc auto t cells