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Lecture 5 - Cytokines & Chemokines (Bailey) Flashcards

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TNF-alpha

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  • INNATE IMMUNITY
  • PROFLAMMATORY response to gram negative bacteria
  • made my many cells
  • recruits neutrophils, monocytes, and active T cells to site of infection
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Does TNF alpha have beneficial effects of detrimental effects on the body?

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Both

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IL-1

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-INNATE IMMUNITY
-PROINFLAMMATORY
same effects as TNF alpha
-made by monocytes/macrophages, dendritic cells, and neutrophils.

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IL-6

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-INNATE IMMUNITY
-PROINFLAMMATORY
same effects as TNF alpha and IL-1
-also involved in INDUCTION OF ACUTE PHASE RESPONSE
-made by macrophages and T cells

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IL-12

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INNATE and ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
PROINFLAMMATORY
-responds to INTRACELLULAR PATHOGENS
-generates adaptive immune response for intracellular pathogens (TH1 immunity)
-stimuates Th1, NK, & CD8+ T cells to produce IFN, which activates macrophages.
-therefore, INDIRECTLY important for MACROPHAGE ACTIVATION

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What cytokines cause you to feel sick?

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Most of them, but his slide has IL-1 and IL-6 on it really big.

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What type of adaptive immune response is appropriate for INTRACELLULAR pathogens?

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T helper 1 immunity

- macrophages & CTLs
- IFN-gamma (and IL-2)
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8
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What type of adaptive immune response is appropriate for EXTRACELLULAR pathogens?

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T helper 2 immunity

 - antibodies, mast cells, eosinophils
 - IL-4, IL-5, IL-13 (and IL-2)
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9
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What cytokine helps to indirectly activate macrophages?

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IL-12 induces the production of IFN-gamma

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10
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Which 3 cells produce IFN-gamma?

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NK cells
cytotoxic T cells
T helper cells

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11
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Which cytokines are produced by cells of the ADAPTIVE immune system? (aka T-cells)?

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Th1 type immunity
-IFN-gamma & IL-2
Th2 type immunity
-IL-4, Il-5, IL-13 & IL-2

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What type of immunity is IL-4?

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Th2

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What type of immunity is !L-5?

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Th2

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What type of immunity is IFN-gamma?

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TH1

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What type of immunity is IL-2

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both Th2 and Th1

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What type of immunity is IL-13?

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Th2

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17
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Which cytokine is needed for growth, survival, and differentiation of BOTH T helper cells and cytotoxic T cells?

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IL-2

18
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Which type of T cells (helper, cytotoxic) produce IL-2?

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T helper cells

19
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What do T helper cells produce that is important for T cell clonal expansion (both helper and cytotoxic)?

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IL-2

20
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What type of pathogen (intra/extracellular) does Th2 immunity deal with?

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extracellular

21
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What type of pathogen (intra/extracellular) does Th1 immunity deal with?

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intracellular

22
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Why is IFN-gamma so important?

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  1. allow macrophages to kill intracellular microbes
  2. enhance microbicidal activity
  3. increase production of opsonizing antibodies
  4. increase antigen presentation
23
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Which Th2 cytokine induces naive Th cells to differentiate into Th2 cells?

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IL-4

24
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What is IL-4’s function that deals with B cells?

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stimulates Ig class switching to IgE

25
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What cytokine(s) stimulate(s) class switching to IgE?

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IL-4 and IL-13 (Th2 cytokines)

26
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Which Th2 cytokine stimulates mucous production in gut and lung?

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IL-13

27
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What are the Th2 cytokines?

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IL-4
IL-5
IL-13
(and IL-2)

28
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Which Th2 cytokine can facilitate inflammation by increasing adhesion molecule and chemokine expression?

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IL-13

29
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What does IL-5 do?

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EOSINOPHIL differentiation, proliferation, and activation

30
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Which 2 cytokines help activate the adaptive immune response (particularly the Th1 immune response)?

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IL-12 & IFN

31
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Why is IL-10 special?

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It is an inhibitory cytokine.

32
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What does IL-10 inhibit?

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PRODUCTION OF IL-12 by macrophages and dendritic cells

33
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What inhibits production of IL-12?

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IL-10

34
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Is IL-10 proinflammatory or anti-inflammatory?

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anti-inflammatory

35
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What happens to the adaptive immune response when IL-10 inhibits the production of IL-12?

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It shuts down b/c IL-12 activates NK cells, and T helper cells

36
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What do chemokines do?

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Increase the affinity of integrins (on leukocytes) for the integrin ligands (on endothelial cells)

37
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What are the 5 families of cytokine receptors?

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  1. Type 1 cytokine receptor
  2. Type 2 cytokine receptor
  3. TNF receptor superfamily
  4. IL-1 receptor family
  5. 7-transmembrane G-protein coupled receptors
38
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What cytokines bind to Type 1 cytokine receptors?

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IL-2, 4, 5, 6, 12, 13

39
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What cytokines bind to Type 2 cytokine receptors?

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IFN-gamma, IL-10

40
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Which cytokines bind to TNF receptors?

A

TNF-alpha

41
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Which cytokines bind to IL-1 receptor family?

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IL-1

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