Lecture 3: Hematopoiesis Flashcards
Hematopoiesis is regulated by what cytokines?
SCF
IL–1,3,6,7
CSF (G, GM, M)
EPO
B and T lymphocytes stem from
Common lymphoid progenitor
Multipotential hematopoietic stem cell can differentiate into ____ and _____
Common Myeloid Prog.
Common Lymphoid Prog.
These IL’s stilumate TCell differentiation
1,2,4,6,7
These factors stimulate differentiation into common myeloid progenitor
IL1,3,6
GM-CSF
SCF
These factors signal differentiation to common lymphoid progenitor
IL- 2,7,12
SDF-1
TNF-a. TGF-B2
Hematopoiesis occurs in _____ in adults
Bone marrow
Hematopoietic stem cells are ____ and ______
self-renewing
totipotent
HSC’s make ___, ____, and ______
Immune cells, Platelets, RBC’s
Dendritic Cells can originate from what cells?
Monocytes
(usually) MQ/DC Precursor cell
T cell contains ______ Antigen receptor
T cell
B cell contains ____ Antigen receptor
B cell
NK cells contain _____ Antigen receptor
they contain NO antigen-specific receptor
ILC cells contain _______ Antigen receptor
No antigen-specific receptor
Small Lymphocyte cell function
Production of Ab’s (B cells ) or helper and cytotoxic functions (T Cells)
Eosinphils kill ____ via ____
parasites, granule release
Neutrophil major surface marker
CD15
Neutrophils induced by
IL3
GM-CSF
G-CSF
Neutrophil antigen receptor:
None
Monocytes are precursors to
MQ’s and SOME DC’s
Antigen receptors on monocytes:
None
Major surface marker on Monocytes
CD14