Proteins Flashcards

1
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B7

A

(CD80, CD86)

expressed on: activated APCs

Binds to: CD28 T cell
CTLA-4 inhib receptor

Fxn:
Co-stim (signal 2) for all naive T cell activation
Prevents excessive T-cell effector activity

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2
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CD19, CD20

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Surface marker for B cells (naive and active), plasma cells (CD19 only)

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3
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CD28

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expressed on naive T cell

initiates costimulation survival an anti-anergy “signal 2” when bound to its B7 ligand

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4
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CD40

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Expressed on immature/naive + activated/mature B cells, DC, macs

Initiates costim signal by CD4+ THI CD40L

Deficiency causes Hyper IgM syndroe

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5
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Fc-gamma receptor

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Acts as receptor for Fc stem of Ab expressed on phagocytes, NK cells (CD16)

enables phagocytosis/killing of IgG coated target

Fetal - transports maternal IgG into fetal circulation

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6
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KIR

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NK inhibition
non peptide surfaces of p-MHC I & HLA-G

Dec probability of killing target –> provides missing self recognition paradigm

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7
Q

MHC I expressed on ____

A

all cells

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8
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MHC II expressed on

A

Macs
DC
B cells
naive and mature

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9
Q

IgM

A

naive BCR

Major antibody secreted in a primary response

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10
Q

Expression of which Ig’s requires class switch recombo?

A

IgG
IgE
IgA

Occurs in germinal centers

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11
Q

Which Ig’s do memory B-cells as their BCRs

A

IgG
IgA
IgE

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12
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Normal serum antibody percentages

A

75% IgG
20% IgA
5% IgM

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13
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Normal mucosal tissue antibody percentages

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80% dimeric IgA
18% IgM
2% IgE

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14
Q

HLA-A, B, C

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MHC-I

Genes coding for alpha (HC) of MHC )
Will express all alleles of isotypes of MHC-I

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15
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HLA-DP, DQ, DR

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MHC II
Alpha/beta dimers
express all alleles of MHC II
TF needed for expression of all MHC II genes

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16
Q

What does deficiency of HLA-DP, DQ, DR cause?

A

Deficiency prevents CD4 development
—>
SCID

17
Q

CTLA-4

A

Expressed on activated T-cells
(-) feedback to prevent excessive T cell effector fxn

B7 binds to it to ensure activation occurs w/o excess

18
Q

Which protein class presents endocytosed/phagocytosed proteins?

A

aka exogenous

MHC Class II

19
Q

Which protein class presents peptides that were synthesized inside the cell?

A

MHC Class I

Endogenous

20
Q

The primary barrier to allogeneic transplanation is ____

A

MHC

21
Q

Which complement proteins are important for triggering inflammation?

A

C3a

C5a

22
Q

Which complement protein triggers the membrane attack complex (MAC)?

A

C5b
Then C6-C9 join in

Pore leads to death by lysis

23
Q

Which complement protein helps with opsonization?

A

C3b

24
Q

Which proteins are necessary for the classical pathway to obtain C3 convertase?

A

C1 binds to
IgG or IgM on cell

C1 then attracts
C2 and C4

25
Q

How do you obtain C3 convertase via the alt pathway

A

Spont cleavage of C3

C3b binds to pathogen, then recruits B and D

26
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Lectin pathway for C3 convertase

A

MBL (mannose binding lectin) binds to mannose and then recruits C2 & C4