Mucosal Immunology Flashcards
T cell marker that upregulates Th1 (present in the lamina propria) - specific to the gut
CD70
Signaling molecule released by DC that direct T cells to effector tissue
RA -> a4b7 + CCR9
Effector Tissue Layers of the Gut
Intraepithelial Cells (Induced and Natural) - CD8+ Lamina Propria - CD4+ (Th1 and Treg)
Chemokine Receptor on the DC that actively participates in Ag capture from the gut lumen
CXCR3+ DCs
Anti-inflammatory cytokines that decrease permeability (GOOD)
IL-10
TGF-beta
Pro-inflammatory cytokines that increase permeability (BAD)
TNF-alpha
IFN-gamma
IL-13
Dietary molecule that increases permeability
Glc
Diff between iELs and nIELs
iELs - Rapidly activated to mediate attack on incoming pathogens [NOT directly recruited to gut -> Migrates through Peyer’s + Mesenteric lymph nodes]
nIELs - Maintain epithelial HOMEOSTASIS (maintenance and repair) by producing TGFbeta [DIRECTLY recruited to gut]
Asthma is what Th response?
Amplified Th2 responses + Enhanced mast cell activity
COPD is what response?
Th1 + Apoptotic Epithelial Cell deregulation
Marker on T cell that upregulates Treg
CD103