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Lymphatics term 1 Flashcards

1
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Erythropoiesis

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creating RBCs

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Myelopoiesis

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granulocyte (neutrophils, basophils and eosinophils)

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Thrombopoiesis

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platelets

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Lymphopoiesis

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lymphocytes (T and B cells) - ADAPTIVE

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5
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Foetus 0-2 months

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yolk sac

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Foetus 2-7 months

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liver and spleen

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Proliferation neutrophil pool stage (ProNP) 1

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Myeloblast, Progranulocyte, Myelocyte

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Maturation neutrophil pool (MatNP) 2

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Metamyelocyte, band neutrophil, segmented neutrophil

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final stage (storage neutrophil pool) SNP

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released into marrow sinusoids

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CNP (circulating neutrophil pool)

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neutrophils not mature - sampled during blood collection

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MNP (marginated neutrophil pool)

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ready to exit circulation and migrate into tissues - tissue neutrophil pool

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monopoiesis

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stem cell to monocyte/macrophage

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MALT

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mucosal associated lymphoid tissue

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SCF

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stem cell factor

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15
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adaptive immune system

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B and T cells

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16
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innate immune system

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basophils, neutrophils, monocyte, platelets, RBCs

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17
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B cells

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bone marrow - plasma cells

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18
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T cells

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thymus - CD8 killer or CD4 helper

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19
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maturation pathway

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gene rearrangement, lineage commitment, education and functional maturation

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20
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B cell

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Naive proteins, antibodies

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21
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T cells

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degraded proteins bound by MHC, cytokines

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antibody chain

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Light VJC heavy VDJC

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T cell receptor

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alpha VJC beta VDJC

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T cells - mutation or class switch?

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no somatic mutation no class switch

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25
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B cells - mutation or class switch?

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Both do

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B lineage

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to immunoglobulin genes

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T lineage

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to T cell receptor genes

28
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MHC I

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CD8

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MHC II

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CD4

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SCID

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severe combined immunodeficiency

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band neutrophil

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immature and released by bone marrow in time of need

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First law of immunology

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B cell receptors - detect whole antigen on pathogen surface in ECF
T cell receptors - detect antigen fragments (peptides) on surface of other cells (MHC molecules)

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Second law (infection sites)

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CD8 MHC I cytoplasm Intracellular infections
CD4 MHC II extracellular fluid Extracellular infections

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MHC I

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three alpha domains, beta 2 stabilises acting as a scaffold protein

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MHC II

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alpha and beta chain - 2 of each subunits.

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MHC I pathway

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presentation of intracellular antigens and peptides from viral proteins in the cytoplasm. Proteosome digests viral proteins (recycling unit).
Antigen in cytoplasm - (proteasomal degradation) - peptide fragment - to ER - where MHC I synthesised and peptide loaded - MHC I via Golgi to surface detected by CD8

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MHC II pathway

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presentation of extracellular proteins via APCs (macrophage, B cell, dendritic cell).
MHC II in ER by invariant chain chaperone protein - globular head preventing binding of endogenous peptides - CLIP protein left on peptide binding groove

Foreign antigen endocytosed, lysosomes (antigen - peptides) by acid proteases, MIIC compartment (MHC and endocytotic merge), CLIP removed and foreign antigen replaces it, MHC II to surface - CD4

38
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How are MHC genes are inherited

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co-dominant 3x each parent

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T cells journey

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surveillance to secondary lymph nodes, express cell adhesion molecules and travel thro HEV and interact with dendritic cells in LN paracortex. CD4 inspect MHC II and CD8 MHC I and if no recognition leave in efferent lymph - thoracic ducts - bloodstream

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TCR:CD3

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converts binding to signal

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innate

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antigen non-specific

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adaptive

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antigen specific

43
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ciclosporin

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immunosuppressant blocking T cell activation

44
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naive T cells need co-stimulatory signals

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‘danger signal’ via PRRs. CD80/86 molecules expressed which amplifies TCR recognition signal. Ligation CD28 - accelerator.

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CD8

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killer and memory

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CD4

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TH1 ,TH2 ,Treg , TH3

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CD8 killer

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leave secondary tissue and reenter circulation and target inflamed endothelium - seek and destroy virus infected cells in tissue.

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Signal 1

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CD4

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Signal 2

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CD80/86 CD28

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Signal 3

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CD4 T cell differentiation - cytokine response to PRRs

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CD4

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TH1 via MHC II interaction with TCR. T cells secrete cytokines - IFN-gamma - HULKIFY macrophages. important for vesicular infections

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TH1

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cell-mediated immunity

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TH2

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antibody mediated immunity

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CD4 TH17

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pro-inflammatory - epithelial and mucosal surfaces

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Regulatory T cells

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prevent immune response getting out of control - downregulates CD28 and expresses CTLA-4 (brake)

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Thymic (natural) Tregs - nTregs

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self reactive T cells that have escaped negative selection and suppressive in nature. Produces IL10

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Peripheral (induced) T regs

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from naive CD4 T cells in secondary tissue - end of immune response and IL10

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TH3

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produced in MALT and produce regulatory cytokines (TGF-beta) - IgA and proinflammatory response in tissues

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recognition signal

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TCR: MHC I peptide

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Danger signal

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CD28:CD80/86

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Titre

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greatest dilution of serum where antibodies can still be detected

62
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glycoproteins

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2 identical heavy and 2 identical light chains linked by disulphide bonds

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Fab portion

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antibody specific

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