Paper 6: SC Systems Immunology, Colorectal Cancer Flashcards
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CMS1 tumours (5)
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- infiltration of cytotoxic T cells, NK cells, and macrophages
- highly immunogenic
- have high mutation load
- PDL1 blocking phagocytic cells
- type of colorectal cancer
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CMS4 tumours (3)
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- infiltration of myeloid derived suppressor cells
- marked by inflammation and colitis
- type of colorectal cancer
3
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what changes were made to the colon, blood, spleen, and BM immune system in tumour-bearing mice
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- tumour-enriched monoyctes (pTEMs) not normally present emerged
- emergence of immuno-suppresant cells and loss of cDCs, etc
4
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how were the populations of phagocytes altered in tumour-bearing mice
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- expansion of the Ly6C+ macrophages in tumour setting
5
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do tumours have an impact on the gene expression profile of circulating monocytes
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- the do have an impact and likely impact expression of transcription factor and immuno-suppressant genes
6
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what do pTEMs do (2)
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- turn off T cell activity during cancer
- act as an immuno-suppressant