Lecture 27: Intracellular Receptors Flashcards

1
Q

What alerts the innate immune system to strangers and danger ?

A

PAMPs and DAMPS

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2
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When are DAMPS released ?

A

In dangerous situations like stress, injury, cell death

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3
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What can detect PAMPS and DAMPS ?

A
  1. CLR
  2. TLR
  3. NLR
  4. RLR
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4
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What are CLRs ?

A

Transmembrane proteins localised at the plasma membrane

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5
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What do CLR recognise?

A

Glycans from the wall of fungi and some bacteri

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6
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What do CLR activate ?

A

Kinase syk and CARD9/MALT1/Bcl-10 adapter complex

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7
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What are TLRs

A

Transmembrane proteins localised either at the plasma membrane or in endosomes

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8
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What do TLR activate ?

A

MAP kinase, NFkappaB and IRF

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9
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What are NLR ?

A

Cytoplasmic sensors

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10
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What do NLPRs recognise ?

A

Bacterial, viral, parasitic and fungal PAMPS

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11
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What does AIM2 detect ?

A

Viral and bacterial DNA

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12
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What does AIM2 do ?

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  1. Forms inflammasomes
  2. Activates caspase-1-mediated processing and activation of pro-interleukins IL-1B and IL18
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13
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What do NOD1 and NOD2 recognise ?

A

Bacterial peptidoglycan

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14
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What are RLRs ?

A

Cytoplasmic sensors of viral RNA

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15
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What do RLRs signal via ?

A

MAVS

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16
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What do RLRs trigger ?

A

Antiviral responses including the production of type 1 interferons

17
Q

How many NLRS in human genome ?

A

22

18
Q

What do all NLRs contain ?

A
  1. N-terminal effector domain
  2. Nucleotide binding domain
  3. Leucine rich repeats
19
Q

When is apoptosome triggered ?

A

Following detection of cytosolic cyt. c by Apaf-1

20
Q

When are inflammasomes triggered ?

A

Following detection of PAMP or DAMP by NLR

21
Q

What do apoptosomes and inflammasome form ?

A

Large, multiprotein complexes to facilitate caspase activation

22
Q

What to apoptosomes activate ?

A

Caspase 9

23
Q

What do inflammasomes activate ?

A

Caspase 1

24
Q

What is apoptosis ?

A

Programmed cell death, immunologically silent

25
Q

What is pyropoptosis ?

A

Inflammatory cell death, IL-1B release inflammation

26
Q

What can inflammasomes in cells be visualised as ?

A

Distinct specks r puncta

27
Q

How is caspase 1 activated ?

A

NLRP3 inflammasome

28
Q

What are the PYTHIN proteins ?

A

Pyrin and HIN-200 domain containing

29
Q

What detects dsDNA in the cytosol ?

A

AIM2

30
Q

What does caspase 11 sense ?

A

Intracellular LPS

31
Q

What does caspase 11 activate ?

A

Non-canonical inflammasome

32
Q

What was caspase 11 identified as ?

A

3rd regulatory signal for non-canonical inflammasome

33
Q

What can active caspase 11 cleave ?

A

GSDMD

34
Q

What does the cleavage of GSDMD lead to ?

A

Pyroptosis

35
Q

What can caspase 11 not do ?

A

IL-1B or IL18 into their mature active forms

36
Q

What do RIG-I receptors recognise ?

A

dsRNA containing 5’PPP or 5’PP

37
Q

What do MDA5 form ?

A

Filaments along dsRNA backbone