Lecture12: (Part I) B cell activation and antibody production Flashcards

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Ag activates mature naive B cells by binding to membrane ___ and __ on these cells

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IgM and IgD

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Heavy chain isotype switching and affinity maturation are increased in the ______ responses (multiple) to protein Ags

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secondary responses

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5
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most mature naive B lymphocytes are follicular B cells which are also called

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Recirculating B cells or B-2 cells

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The _____ chemokine secreted by follicular DCs guides the movement of B cells to follicles

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CXCL13

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small soluble Ags (generally smaller than 70kD) are delivered to Follicular B cells through

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afferent lymphatics and via conduits

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Large Ags are delivered to follicular B cells by

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subcapsular sinus Macrophages or by DCs in the medulla

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In the spleen, Ags in immune complexes my bind to ____ complement receptors on marginal zone B cells

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  • CR2
    • MZ B cells can transfer the immune-complex containing Ags to follicular B cells
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10
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Blood-borne pathogens may be captured by ______ in the blood and transported to the spleen, where they may be delivered to marginal zone B cells

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Plasmacytoid DCs (pDCs)

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11
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Polysaccharide Ags can be captured by macrophages in the _______ of splenic lymphoid follicles and displayed or transferred to b cells in this area

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marginal zone

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  • ____ B cells respond to protein Ags and thus initiate T-dependeent Ab responses
  • T-independent responses to multivalent Ags are mediated mainly by _____ B cells in the spleen and _____ in mucosal sites
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  • Follicular B cells respond to protein Ags and thus initiate T-dependent Ab responses
  • T-independent responses to multivalent Ags are mediated mainly by marginal zone B cells in the spleen and B-1 cells in mucosal sites
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13
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B-1 cells, arise form the fetal liver by the ____ gestational week

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eighth

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A specialized type of helper T cell, called a _____, facilitates the formation of germinal centers (GCs) where activated B cells proliferate

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  • Follicular Helper T cells
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Ab responses to ____ Ags require participation of CD4+ T helper lympocyte

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  • Protein Ags
    • therefore, proteins are classified as T-dependent (TD) Ags
17
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Ab responses to multivalent non-protein Ags with repeating epitopes, such as ____, some ____, and _____, do not require Ag-specific helper T lympocytes

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  • Polysaccharides, some lipids, and nucleic acids
    • mutivalent Ags are called T-independent (TI) Ags
18
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Follicular B cell survival depends on signals from the BCR as well as on inputs received from cytokine called _____

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BAFF ( B cell-activating factor of the TNF family)

19
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BAFF is mainly produced by

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myeloid cells in lymphoid follicles and in the bone marrow

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22
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Extrafollicular B cell transcription factors

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Blimp-1

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Follicular/Germinal Center Transcription factors

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Bcl-6

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25
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The generation of TFH cells requires sequential activation of T cells, first by ___ and then by ______. The TFH cells migrate into ____, where they

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  • The generation of TFH cells requires sequential activation of T cells, first by DCs and then by activated B cells. The TFH cells migrate into GCs, where they activate B cells
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TFH secrete

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  • IL-21
    • is required for GC development and generation of plasma cells
  • IFN-gamma
  • IL-4
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TFH cells express

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  • ICOS (inducible costimulator)
  • PD-1 (programmed death-1)
  • IL-21
  • IL-4
  • IFN-gamma
  • Bcl-6 (transcription factor)
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Activated B cells migrate into the follicle and proliferate, forming dark zone of the germinal center. These B cells udnergo extensive isotype switching and somatic hypermutation of Ig ___ genes

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Ig V genes

29
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expression of ____ on B cells induces migration of cells toward the T cell zone

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CCR7