Lecture 16 T cell mediated immunity Flashcards

1
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3 development of the immune response

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  1. nonspecific
  2. Central (priming) phase
  3. T cell effector phase
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2
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types of professional antigen cells

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Dendritic cells
macrophages
B cells

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3
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Which cells prime naive T cells

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dendritic cells

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4
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TFH express _____ and help B cells

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CXCR5

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5
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What is signal 3?

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delivery of cytokines from DC to T cell. Drives differentiation into functional effector role;
match effector response to the specific problem

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6
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what are the main function of TH1 cells

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activate macrophages, provide help with antibody production. They target microbes in intracellular vesicles and extracellular bacteria

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7
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What is the main function of TH2

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they help B cells class switch to IgE. Target helminth parasites

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What is main function of TH17

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  • get rid of fungal infections
  • maintaining gut epithelial barrier
  • enhance neutrophil response
  • promote barrier integrity (homeostastis)
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9
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CTL kills ____

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virus infected cells (and cancer)

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TFH main function

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target all kinds of pathogens
help B cells with antibody production, isotype switching

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11
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CD4 regulatory cells function to

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suppress T cell response

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12
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Which cytokinesspecify TH1 through T-bet?

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IFN-gamma and IL-12 through STAT 1 and STAT4

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13
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what cytokines specify TH2 though GATA-3?

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IL4 through STAT6

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14
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which cytokines specify TH17 through RORgammaT?

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TGFbeta, IL23, IL6 though STAT3

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15
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Which cytokines specify TFH through Bcl-6?

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IL6, TGF-beta, IL-21 through STAT3

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16
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Which cytokines specify Treg through FoxP3?

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IL2, TGF-beta, IL10 through STAT5

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17
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what cytokines do TH1 cells make

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IFN-gamma

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18
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what cytokines do TH2 cells make

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IL4, IL5, IL13

19
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What cytokines do TH17 cells make

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IL17, Il22

20
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What cytokines do TFH cells make?

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IL21

21
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What cytokines do iTreg cells make

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TGF-beta, IL10

22
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IFN-gamma and CD40L produced by ____ drive fusion of intracellular compartments in ______

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TH1; macrophages

23
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IL4 activates _____, IL5 activates _______, IL13 helps to enhance barrier mucosal immunity, all produced by ___

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mast cells and basoophils;
eosinphils;
TH2

24
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IL17 affects ____ cells and IL22 affects ____ cells with which will activate them to recruit _______ to the site of infection. The production of these cytokines is mediated by _____.

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stromal cells;
epithelial cells;
neutrophils;
TH17

25
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____ produce Il21 that targets B cells and promotes expression of ______ to determine the B cell thats made

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TFH; CXCR5

26
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____ cells inhibit DCs though expression of IL10, TGF-beta, and IL35

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Treg

27
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Leishmaniasis is caused by _____ that infect macrophages and dendritic cells. Using susceptible/resistance mice strains and watching the response shows the T cell response that determines resistance. ___ is shown to play a role

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sand fly protozoans. TH17

28
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BALB/c mice are ______ to Leishmania major because they generate ____ mediated ____ response.

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susceptible, IL4, TH2

29
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C57/Bl6 are _____ because they generate ______ mediated ____ response

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resistant; IFN-gamma; TH2

30
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BALB/c mice treated with ______, that reverses ____ response

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an antibody that blocks IL-4;
TH2/Th1

31
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Mycobacterium leprae has a _______ leprosy with TH1 and _______ leprosy with TH2 responses

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Th1, Th2

32
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IL4 secreted by ___ can inhibit differentiation of _____ cells because they block ____ receptor. Downregulation of STAT4 mediated signaling of this cytokine also decreases ___ production, inhibiting production of ______

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TH2,
TH1, IL12,
IL23, Th17

33
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IFN-gamma produced by ___ cells leads to downregulation of ____ and the inhibition of ___ cells and downregulation of ____

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TH1, IL4rec, TH2, IgE rec

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33
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Treg cells can inhibit the production of ___ and ___ cells through the release of TGF-beta

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Th1 and TH2

34
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effector functions of Th1 cells are

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  • IFN-gamma and CD40 ligand
  • Fas ligand or LTbeta
  • IL2
  • IL3 + GM-CSF
  • TNF-alpha +LTalpha
  • CXCL2
35
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What does Fas ligand or LTbeta do

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kills chronically infected cells, releasing bacteria to be destroyed by other macrophages

36
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What does IL-2 do?

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  • induce T cell proliferation
  • NK cells CTL
37
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What does IL3 +GM-CSF do?

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induce macrophage differentiation in bone marrow

38
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What does TN-alpha + LT alpha do?

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activate endothelium

39
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What does CXCL2 do?

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attracts macrophages to site of infection

40
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IL2 produced by ___ activate ___ and ____

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CD4+ T cells
CD8+ T cells and NK cells

41
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CD4+ cells can provide feedback signals to DCs though ____ and _____ leading to release of ___ or ____

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IFN-gamma and CD40 L
IL10 or IL12

42
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Effector cells can respond to target cells ______ stimulation

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without