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What is CCL2 original name?
What is it’s receptor?
What is it’s function

A

MCP-1
Receptor: CCR2
Transmigration of monocytes

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CXCL8- what is it’s original name?
What is it’s receptor?
What is it’s function?

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IL-8
Receptor- CXCR1 and CXCR2
Function- neutrophil recruitment

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What is the original name for CCL19?
What is it’s receptor?
What is it’s function?

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MIP-3B
CCR7
T cell and DC migration into parafollicular zones in LN’s

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What is the original name of CCR21
What is it’s receptor?
What is it’s function?

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SLC
CCR7
T and DC migration into parafollicular zones in LN’s

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What is the original name of CXCL10?
What is its Receptor?
What is it’s function?

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IP-10
CXCR3 and CXCR3B
Effector T cell recruitment and activation of integrins and cytokines

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What is the original name for CCL4?
What is its receptor?
What is its function?

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MIP-1B
CCR5
Activation of integrins and cytokines

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What is the original name of CXCL13?
What is it’s receptor?
What is it’s function?

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BCA-1
CXCR5
B cell migration into follicles, T follicular helper cell migration into follicles, movement into white pulp

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What is the original name of CXCL12?
What is its receptor?
What is its function?

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SDF1 alpha/beta
CXCR4
Leukocyte recruitment

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TLR 2 and 6 recognize what?

A

gram + bacteria- LTA

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TLR 4 recognizes what?

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Gram negative bacteria

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TLR 5 recognizes what?

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Flagellin

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TLR 3 recognizes what?

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dsRNA virus such as Herpes

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TLR 7 recognizes what?

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ssRNA virus such as HIV or Influenza

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TLR 9 recognizes what?

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unmethylated cpg dna sequences

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TNF is made by what cells?

what are its functions?

A 
Macrophages and T cells
stimulates hypothalamus to produce fever
stimulates liver to make acute phase protein
causes cachexia 
inflammation
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IL-1 is made by what cells?

What are it’s functions?

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Endothelial cells and macrophages
stimulates hypothalamus to induce fever,
stimulates liver to produce acute phase proteins
causes T cell differentiation
inflammation

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IL-12 is made by what cells and what is it’s function?

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produced by macrophages and DC’s

stimulates NK and T cells to produce IFN-gamma and increase cytotoxicity, controls the adaptive T cell response

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IFN-gamma is produced by what cells and has what functions?

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NK cell and T helper cells

Defense against viruses, activates macrophages

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IL-6 is made by what cells and has what functions?

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made by macrophages,endothelial cells
stimulates the liver to produce acute phase proteins
causes B cells to proliferate antibody producing cells

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TNF and IL-1 induce expression of what other cytokine from cells?

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IL-6

Immunology Exam 1 (4 decks)

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