Molecules in Lecture Flashcards

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CD80/86

aka B7 1 & B7 2

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  • Activating Ligand on APC

- (Works w/ CD28 & CTLA4)

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CD28

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  • Activating Signal Transduction on TCR

- (Works w/ CD80/86 on APC)

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CTLA4

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  • Inhibitory signal Transduction on TCR
  • (Works w/ CD80/86 on APC)
  • Signal dampener; maintains constant level of T cell activation
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LFA-1

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  • Adhesion, signal transduction integrin on T-cell

- (works w/ ICAM1)

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ICAM-1

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  • Adhesion ligand on APC, endothelium

- (Works w/ LFA-1)

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PD-L1/PD-L2

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  • Inhibitory ligand on APC, tissue cells, tumor cells (PD-L1 only)
  • (Works with PD-1, stimulate ITIMs)
  • Regulate inflammatory response in tissues.
  • PD-1 in nucleus eventually inhibits via ZAP70
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PD-1

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  • “Program Death” = PD
  • Inhibtory function/negative regulation via ITIMs/phosphatases
  • (Works w/ PD-L1 & PD-L2)
  • Exists on T cells, B cells, Myeloid Cells
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ICOS-L

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  • Costimulation ligand on professional APCs

- (Works with ICOS)

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ICOS

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  • “Inducible T-Cell COStimulation” = ICOS
  • Costimulation receptor on T-cells, helps generate follicular Th cells
  • (Works w/ ICOS-L)
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IL-12

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  • T cell differentiation cytokine

- IL-12 -> STAT4 -> T-bet -> Th1 cell (also CTL)

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STAT4

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  • Signaling molecule activated by IL-12.

- IL-12 -> STAT4 -> T-bet -> Th1 cell (also CTL)

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T-bet

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  • Facilitates generation of Th1 cells (also CTL)

- IL-12 -> STAT4 -> T-bet -> Th1 cell (also CTL)

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IL-4

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  • T cell differentiation cytokine
  • IL-4 -> STAT6 -> GATA3 -> Th2 cell
  • Cytokine from CD4/Mast Cells that works in B cell switching from IgM -> IgE
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STAT6

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  • Signaling molecule activated by IL-4

- IL-4 -> STAT6 -> GATA3 -> Th2 cell

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GATA3

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  • Facilitates generation of Th2 cells

- IL-4 -> STAT6 -> GATA3 -> Th2 cell

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IL-6

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  • T cell differentiation cytokine

- IL-6 -> STAT3 -> ROR(gamma)t -> Th17 cell

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STAT3

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  • Signaling molecule activated by IL-6

- IL-6 -> STAT3 -> ROR(gamma)t -> Th17 cell

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ROR(gamma)t

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Facilitates generations of Th17 cells

-IL-6 -> STAT3 -> ROR(gamma)t -> Th17 cell

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TGF (Beta)

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  • T cell differentiation cytokine
  • Also works in inhibition of T-cell activation
  • TGF (Beta) -> SMAD2/SMAD4 -> FOXP3 -> Treg cells
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SMAD2/SMAD4

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  • Signaling molecule activated by TGF (beta)

- TGF (Beta) -> SMAD2/SMAD4 -> FOXP3 -> Treg cells

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FOXP3

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  • Facilitates generation of Treg cells

- -TGF (Beta) -> SMAD2/SMAD4 -> FOXP3 -> Treg cells

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LCK

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  • Protein tyrosine kinase associated w/CD4+&CD8+ coreceptor;
  • Phosphorylates ITAMs on Zeta chains, CD3
  • Also phosphorylates ZAP70
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ITAMs

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  • The 2 tyrosine residues on Zeta chains/CD3.

- Phosphorylated by LCK, docking site for ZAP70

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ZAP70

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-Tyrosine kinase actiavted by LCK that triggers additional signaling events in T cells via phosphorylation mechanisms

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IL-2
- Cytokine that stimulates survival & proliferation of T cells - Regulatory T cell support
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CD-25
-Alpha chain in IL-2R that enables receptor to bind to IL-2 with high affinity in activated T cells
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CD40-L
-Ligand expressed on activated Th cells that interacts w/professional APCs to induce more T cell activation
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CD40
-Receptor on professional APC that, when activated, stimulates more B7/CD80 co-stimulatory signals for additional T cell activation
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CD69
- *whispers*...Nice... - But actually, reduces surface expression of S1PR1, keeping activated T cells in LNs and allows them proliferate/differentiate into memory and effector cells
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IL-7
-Induces expression of anti-apoptotic proteins/low-level proliferation in memory T cells (like IL-15)
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IL-15
-Induces expression of anti-apoptotic proteins/low-level proliferation in memory T cells (like IL-7)
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L-Selectin
-Initial weak adhesion of naive T cells to HEV in LN
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CCR7
-Chemokine receptor on naive t cell that allows to reside in LN
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CXCR3
-Chemokine receptor on activated T cells that allows T cells cells to pass through endothelium when bound with CXCL10
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IFN (Gamma)
-Activation of macrophages from CD4, CD8, & NK cells
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IL-5
-Cytokine from CD4, mast cells, & innate lymphoid cells that works in activation of eosinophils
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IL-17
-Cytokine from CD4+ cells (& others) that works in stimulation of acute inflammation
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IL-22
-Cytokine from CD4+, NK, innate lymphoid cells that works in maintenance of epithelial barrier function
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IL-21
- Induced by ROR (gamma) & STAT3, amplifies generation of Th17 cells in autocrine manner - Important in Tfh in isotype switching, affinity maturation, & Ab production in GC
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IL-23
-Cytokine produced by M1 macrophages that activates Th17 cells
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CD19
-B cell co-receptor that functions as DOMINANT SIGNALING COMPONENT of B cells
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CD21
- B cell co-receptor that w/CD19, lowers Ag threshold for B cell activation - (aka Complement Receptor 2 or CR2)
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CD32 [ Fc (gamma) RIIB / Fc (gamma) RII]
-B cell co-receptor that contains ITIM & negatively regulates BCR signaling
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CD-81
-In complex w/ CD19 that is necessary for normal CD19 expression
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AID
- Works w/ CD40-L/CD40 for Isotype Switching | - ("Activation-Induced Deaminase")
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BAFF
-Produced by DCs & Macrophages that can induce sythesis of AID in Ag activated B cells for limited T1 isotype switching
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FcRn
-Neonatal endosomal receptor of IgG that transports Ab from maternal circulation to fetus
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Fc (gamma) RI [CD64]
-High-affinity FcR for IgG3 & IgG1 on macrophages, neutrophils, eosinophils that participates in phagocytosis & cell activation
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Fc (gamma) RIII [CD16]
-Low-affinity FcR on NK cells that participates in Ab-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC)
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Fc (epsilon) RI
-High-affinity FcR for IgE on mast cells, basophils, eosinophils that work to kill helminths via major basic protein (cationic) in degranulation
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Factor D
- Plasma Serine Protease | - Cleaves Factor B when bound to C3b in alternative pathway
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Properdin (Factor P)
-Stabilizes C3 convertase (C3bBb) when on microbial surface in alternative pathway
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CR1 (CD35)
-High-affinity receptor for C3b & C4b that works in phagocytosis & clearning of immune complexes
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CR3
-Integrin that binds iC3b that works in phagocytosis & leukocyte adhesion/recruitment via ICAM-1
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CR4
- Integrin that binds iC3b on phagocytes, NK cells, neutrophils - Similar to CR3 (phagocytosis)
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C1 Inhibitor
-Serine protease (C1r, C1s) inhibitor
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Factor I
-Complement regulator on plasma proteins that cleaves C3b & C4b
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Factor H
-Complement regulator on plasma proteins that displaces Bb from from C3b & helps Factor I cleave C3b
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MCP
-Membrane cofactor on leukocytes, endothelial, epithelial cells that helps Factor I cleave C3b
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DAF
-Factor on blood cells, endothelial, & epithelial cells that dissociates C3 convertawe in both the classical & alternative pathway
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CD59
-Protein that inhibits formation of MAC by not allowing to work w/ C9
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Plasma S Protein
-Inhibits formation of MAC by blocking membrane insertion of C5bC6C7
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CD22
-Functions as inhibitory receptor in peripheral B cell tolerance
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AIRE "(AutoImmune REgulator gene")
- Particpates in central tolerance | - Abnormal expression leads to APS (autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome)
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SHP-1
-Functions in negative B cell regulation / inhibition
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TRA ("Tissue Regulated Antigens"
- Ags for central tolerance in thymus | - Regulated by AIRE
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PPD ("Purified Protein Derivative")
-Protein Ag of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis that elicits Type IV (or DTH) hypersensitivity reaction (Tuberculin Reaction)
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ACD ("Allergic Contact Dermatitis")
-Type IV/DTH hypersenstivity reaction elicited from external environmental exposure (i.e. poison ivy, metals)
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ADA ("Adenosine Demaminase")
- Eliminates deoxyadenosine, which is toxic to lymphocytes in DNA breakdown - Deciciency of ADA in T-B-NK- SCID
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Artemis
- Enzyme in VDJ recombination & double-strand break repair - Deficiency of Artemis in T-B-NK+ SCID
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BTK ("Bruton Tyrosine Kinase")
- Involved with rearrangement of Ig Heavy Chains | - Mutated in Bruton Agammaglobulinemia
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BLNK
-B cell linker/adaptor proteins that amplify signal transduction & regulates downstream events
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(lamda) 5 genes
-Encode surrogate light chain for rearrangment #1 in B cell maturation
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CD11/CD18
-Neutrophil adhesion molecules shown in Flow Cytommetry for LAD
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CH50
- Total Hemolytic Complement Activity | - Screening test for classical complement issues (typicaly see absence of hemolysis in abnormal)
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AH50
- Screening test for calternative compliment pathway | - Decrease seen -> Problem w/ Factor B, Factor D, or Properdin