lecture 9 Flashcards

1
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interferons are released by virus infected cells

A

IFN-α and IFN-β

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2
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what do the inteferons do
induce resistance to viral replication in all cells by inducing what proteins

A

Mx, 2’-5’ linked adenosine oligomers and kinase PKR

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3
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the increase what expression of the surface

A

MHC class I

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4
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they activate what cells

A

dendritic cells, macrophages and NK cells

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5
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what do they induce in order to recruit cells to the area

A

chemokines

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6
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what does 2’-5’ linked adenosine oligomers do

A

activates endonuclease to degrade viral mRNA

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7
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what does PKR do

A

phosphorylates eIF2 and inhibits protein synthesis

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8
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what type are INFalpha and beta

A

type 1 (early response to infection)

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9
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what is the type II interferon

A

IFNγ

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10
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what is IFNγ secreted by

A

activated T cells and NK cells

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11
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natural killer cells are part of what repsonse

A

Innate

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12
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can recognise stressed cells in absence of

A

Igs and MHC

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13
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what do they secrete to kill the cells

A

granzyme and perforin

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14
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MHC class I on normal cells is recognised by inhibitory receptors that inhibit signals from

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activating receptors so NK doesnt kill the normal cell

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15
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the NK is triggered by signals from activating receptors which causes

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secretion of granules causing apoptosis in the target cell

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16
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hoe do cytotoxic t cells induce apoptosis

A
  • secrete cytotoxic granules (perforin, granzymes)
  • Fas ligand on T cell interacts with Fas on target causing death
17
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cytotoxic t cells also secrete IFNγ causing:

A

inhibition of viral replication
upregulates MHC I and II expression
increases macrophage phagocytosis
promotes KN killing activity

18
Q

what is opsonisation

A

sugar coating pathogens making them more susceptible to phagocytosis

19
Q

what do antibodies recognise on the virus

A

heamagglutinin and neuraminidase

20
Q

what cells does HIV target

A

CD4 cells, macrophages and DCs

21
Q

antibodies dont protect againsnt HIV as its

A

intracellular

22
Q

patients with higher CTL activity show

A

slower disease progression