macrophages + granulocytes + cytokines Flashcards

1
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conditions that result in splenectomy

A

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

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2
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complication of splenomegaly

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allows for more sequestration + storage of

platelets → thrombocytopenia

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3
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monocyte differentiation in skin + CT

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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
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4
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monocyte differentiation in alveoli + intestines + spleen

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macrophages

type of APC: engulf antigen → STAY in location to fight (don’t go to lymph node)

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5
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monocyte differentiation in liver

A

Kupffer cells

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6
Q

monocyte differentiation in brain

A

microglia

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7
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monocyte differentiation in bone

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osteoclasts

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8
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monocyte differentiation in joints

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type A synoviocytes: clean synovial fluid

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9
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make hyaluronic acid (component of synovial fluid) in joints

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type B synoviocytes

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10
Q

neutrophil chemotactic agents

A

IL-8
C5a
leukotriene B4
Kallikrein

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11
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T cell proliferation, differentiation, activation

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IL-2

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12
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supports growth + differentiation of bone marrow stem cells

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IL-3

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13
Q

released by virus-infected cells

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IFN alpha + beta

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14
Q

inhibits production of Th2

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IFN gamma

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15
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inhibits production of Th1

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IL-10

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16
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secreted by Th2, inhibits macrophage activation

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IL-10

17
Q

secreted by Th1, activates macrophages

A

IFN gamma

18
Q

mediate inflammation

A

IL-1
IL-6
TNFalpha

19
Q

enhance synthesis of IgA

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IL-5

20
Q

enhance synthesis of IgE and IgG

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IL-4 (BEG 4 it)

21
Q

pyogens secreted by macrophages

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IL-1

IL-6

22
Q

promotes growth + activation of eosinophils

A

IL-5

23
Q

promotes growth + differentiation of B cells

A

IL-4

IL-5

24
Q

produced by Th2 cells

A
IL-2
IL-3 
IL-4
IL-5
IL-10
25
Q

produced by Th1 cells

A

IL-2
IL-3
IFN gamma

26
Q

enzyme that activates transcription of IL-2 (for T cell differentiation, activation)

A

calcineurin: protein phosphatase

27
Q

regulatory enzyme involved in IL-2 driven T cell proliferation

A

mTOR

28
Q

immunoglobulin isotype associated with eosinophilia?

cytokine associated with differentiation of eosinophils?

A

IgE associated with eosinophilia

IL-5 associated with differentiation of eosinophils