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Lecture 4: Innate Immunity Flashcards

1
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PAMPs

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Pathogen associated molecular patterns

No structural similarity with self Ags

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PRRs

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Patter recognition receptors

Cell receptors that recognize PAMPs

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Phagocytes, PRRs and fMet

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Phagocytes have PRRs to distinguish self from non-self
These can help phagocytes bind proteins starting with fMet, and use them to control motility and initiate phagocytosis.
fMet is present in prokaryotes but not eukaryotes

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4
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Endosomal TLRs respond to

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Only to nucleic acids

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5
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Which TLR recognizes lipoproteins

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2

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6
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Which TLR recognizes LPS

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4

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T or F: One pathogen is recognized by one TLR

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False. One pathogen can be recognized by multiple TLRs

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ssRNA viruses recognized by which TLRs

dsRNA recognized by which TLRs

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7, 8

3

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Unmethylated CpG-rich DNA recognized by TLR

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9

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Gram-positive bacteria recognized by which TLRs

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1, 2, 6, 9

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Gram-negative bacteria recognized by which TLRs

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4, 5, 9

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12
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Fungi recognized by which TLRs

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2, 9

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13
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Protists recognized by which TLRs

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2, 4

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TRIF dependent signaling

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TLR3 uses only the adaptor protein TRIF to activate NF-kB and IRF transcription proteins

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MyD88/TRIF dependent signaling

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TLR4 uses both MyD88 and TRIF to activate NF-kB and IRF transcription proteins

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MyD88 dependent signaling

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TLRs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 use only the adaptor protein MyD88 to activate transcription factors NF-kB and IRF

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17
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TLRs are expressed where

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Immune cells including monocytes, neutrophils, macrophages and DCs

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18
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TLR dependent signaling pathways activate __ which results in

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NF-kB and IRF which results in transcription of pro-inflammatory genes

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19
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What controls the adaptive T-cell immune response

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Cytokine IL-12

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20
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How can activation of TLRs be detrimental to host

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Can contribute to tissue injury by inducing apoptosis

Can lead to septic shock

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TLR4 complete complex on macrophage surface

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TLR4, MD2, CD14 and LPS on macrophage surface

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TLR4 first steps in function

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MyD88 binds TLR4 and activates IRAK4 to phosphorylate TRAF6, which leads to phosphorylation and activation of IKK

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TLR4 second set of steps

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IKK phosphorylates IkB, leading to its degradation and the release of NF-kB, which enters the nucleus

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TLR4 third set of steps

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NF-kB activates transcription of genes for inflammatory cytokines, synthesized in cytoplasm and secreted via ER

25
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NLRs

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NOD-like receptors- intracellular proteins

Play critical role in regulation of the host innate immune response

26
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NLRs act as ___

They control __

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Scaffolding proteins that trigger NF-kB and MAPK signaling pathways
They control the activation of inflammatory caspases

27
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NLRs respond to _____&_____ by

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PAMPs and DAMPs, by binding other proteins and forming an inflammasome

28
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Inflammasome activates

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Caspase-1

29
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Caspase-1 function

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Cleave inactive precursor forms of cytokines IL-1B and IL-18

Secreted forms of these cytokines drive inflammation

30
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Inflammasome activation induced by

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Variety of cytoplasmic stimuli associated with infections and cell stress
-Microbrial products, crystals, reduction in cytosolic K+ concentrations

31
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NLRP3 senses

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Many DAMPs and PAMPs including uric acid crystals, aluminum hydroxide and ATP

32
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Pyroptosis

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Form of programmed cell death induced by inflammasome. Macrophages and DCs (but not neutrophils and other cell types) are affected.

33
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Scavenger receptors are important for

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Tissue remodeling after collateral damage due to inflammation and infections

34
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Cellular domains of SRs

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SRCR (Absent in SR-AII)
Collagen-like domain
alpha-helical coiled-coil domain (absent in MARCO)

35
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Collagen-like domain function

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Implicated in the binding of polyanionic ligands

36
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What type of receptors are SRs

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PRRs- Pattern recognition receptors

37
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SR-AI, SR-AII and MARCO are all expressed on ___ and mediate

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Macrophages

Mediate recognition/phagocytosis of microorganisms via recognition of PAMPs

38
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What would happen to an SR knock-out mouse

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It would have increased susceptibility to infection

39
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Carbohydrate (mannose) receptors

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Member of Lectin family
Recognize microbial mannose
Trigger secretion of cytokines

40
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Mannose receptor on phagocytes is involved in

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Phagocytosis of microbes

41
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Causes of inflammation

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Increased blood supply to area
Increased capillary permeability
Influx of neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages
Distortion of homeostasis and loss of function

42
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DAMPs will activate

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NF-kB

43
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Examples of DAMPs that activate NF-kB

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HMGB1
Uric acid
HSPs

44
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Defensins are

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Small cationic peptides with cationic and hydrophobic sequences

45
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Defensins produced by, synthesis is stimulated by

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Neutrophils, NK cells and cytotoxic t cells

Stimulated by cytokines/microbes

46
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Defensins have direct or indirect toxicity to microbes

Method of action?

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Direct toxicity

Insert into and disrupt function of microbial membrane

47
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Defensins can regulate

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Activation of immune cells involved in inflammatory responses

48
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Cathelicidins- what produces it, what stimulates production

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Produced by neutrophils

Production stimulated by microbes/cytokines

49
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Cathelicidens bind

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LPS to neutralize it

50
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NK cells respond to ___ secreted by ___

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IL-12 secreted by macrophages

51
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NK cells release ___ which

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IFN-y which activates macrophages to kill phagocytized microbes

52
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NK cell activating receptors

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KIRs- activate PTKs (protein tyrosine kinases), trigger killing of cell

53
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NK inhibitory receptors

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Recognize class I MHC molecules on normal cells, therefore inhibiting the killing of that cell

54
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NK cell killing method

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Releases perforins, which perforate enemy cell membrane
Granzymes enter cell and degrade enzymes, triggering apoptosis
Macrophage engulfs and digests cell

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