Lecture 16 T cell mediated immunity Flashcards
3 development of the immune response
- nonspecific
- Central (priming) phase
- T cell effector phase
types of professional antigen cells
Dendritic cells
macrophages
B cells
Which cells prime naive T cells
dendritic cells
TFH express _____ and help B cells
CXCR5
What is signal 3?
delivery of cytokines from DC to T cell. Drives differentiation into functional effector role;
match effector response to the specific problem
what are the main function of TH1 cells
activate macrophages, provide help with antibody production. They target microbes in intracellular vesicles and extracellular bacteria
What is the main function of TH2
they help B cells class switch to IgE. Target helminth parasites
What is main function of TH17
- get rid of fungal infections
- maintaining gut epithelial barrier
- enhance neutrophil response
- promote barrier integrity (homeostastis)
CTL kills ____
virus infected cells (and cancer)
TFH main function
target all kinds of pathogens
help B cells with antibody production, isotype switching
CD4 regulatory cells function to
suppress T cell response
Which cytokinesspecify TH1 through T-bet?
IFN-gamma and IL-12 through STAT 1 and STAT4
what cytokines specify TH2 though GATA-3?
IL4 through STAT6
which cytokines specify TH17 through RORgammaT?
TGFbeta, IL23, IL6 though STAT3
Which cytokines specify TFH through Bcl-6?
IL6, TGF-beta, IL-21 through STAT3
Which cytokines specify Treg through FoxP3?
IL2, TGF-beta, IL10 through STAT5
what cytokines do TH1 cells make
IFN-gamma