macrophages + granulocytes + cytokines Flashcards
conditions that result in splenectomy
sickle cell patient: autoinfarction of spleen overtime
trauma: MVA
hereditary spherocytosis: defective RBCs removed by macrophages in spleen, remove spleen to allow defective RBCs to still circulate
complication of splenomegaly
allows for more sequestration + storage of
platelets → thrombocytopenia
monocyte differentiation in skin + CT
dendritic cells (histiocytes): type of APC: engulf antigen in periphery → migrate to LYMPH NODE to present to T cell for T cell activation + differentiation *dendritic cells found throughout body but first identified in skin
monocyte differentiation in alveoli + intestines + spleen
macrophages
type of APC: engulf antigen → STAY in location to fight (don’t go to lymph node)
monocyte differentiation in liver
Kupffer cells
monocyte differentiation in brain
microglia
monocyte differentiation in bone
osteoclasts
monocyte differentiation in joints
type A synoviocytes: clean synovial fluid
make hyaluronic acid (component of synovial fluid) in joints
type B synoviocytes
neutrophil chemotactic agents
IL-8
C5a
leukotriene B4
Kallikrein
T cell proliferation, differentiation, activation
IL-2
supports growth + differentiation of bone marrow stem cells
IL-3
released by virus-infected cells
IFN alpha + beta
inhibits production of Th2
IFN gamma
inhibits production of Th1
IL-10