Magor-6b Flashcards

1
Q

What prevents perforin released by NK cells from punching holes in NK cell membrane?

A

NK cell membrane is covered by protective protein preventing perforin damage

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2
Q

ILC meaning

A

innate lymphoid cell

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3
Q

What lineage is ILC?

A

innate

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4
Q

What progenitor is ILC from?

A

lymphoid

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5
Q

ILCs are analogs of?

A

Th subsets

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6
Q

Difference between ILC and Th

A

ILCs have no TCR

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7
Q

Similarities between ILCs and Th (x3)

A
  • secrete similar cytokines
  • mediate similar outcomes
  • regulated by common TFs
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8
Q

What is IL-17 for?

A

inflammation and antiviral

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9
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What is IFN-gamma for?

A

antiviral

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10
Q

amphiregulin

A

promotes healing of epithelial wounds by promoting growth of epithelial cells and fibroblasts

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11
Q

What receptors do ILCs use?

A

PRRs

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12
Q

What does Kd represent?

A
  • dissociation constant

- measure of ligand’s ability to dissociate from receptor

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13
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The higher the Kd, the _____ the bond

A

weaker

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14
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What is another way to envision Kd (in terms of number of ligands)?

A

Kd = number of ligands (in moles) need o be present in solution to keep 50% of receptors bound

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15
Q

What determines the fate of a TH precursor?

A

signals they receive

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16
Q

2 things that help direct histone modification and methylation of CpGs?

A
  • TFs

- long non-coding DNA

17
Q

If cytosines get methylated, it can __ ___ binds DNA

A

no longer

18
Q

Can epigenetic changes to genome be reversed?

A

Yes

19
Q

MZ B cells (what is MZ?)

A

Marginal zone

20
Q

2 types of innate B cells

A
  • MZ B cells

- B1 B cells

21
Q

Where are MZ B cells found?

A

splenic marginal zones

22
Q

Where are B1 B cells found?

A

circulation; mostly in peritoneal cavity

23
Q

What is the characteristic of the Ab that innate B cells have?

A

they are invariant

24
Q

What natural Ab do innate B cells secrete?

A

IgM

25
Q

What are innate B cell’s Ab specific for?

A

microbial carbohydrates

26
Q

Innate B1 B cells are _____ and ____ exhibit a memory response

A

self-renewing, don’t