Receptor Flashcards
14564341: which human chromosome all three cytokine s
5
14564341:where are the receptors
pseudoautosomal regions of short arm of X-Y chromosome: IL-3 and GM-CSFRa
Chromosome 3: IL-5Ra
Chromosome 22: Common beta chain
14564341: 3 pathways down stream
JAK-STAT
MAPK (ERK, JNK p38)
PI3-Kinase
14564341: what are the cells in nature paper
mast cells and basophils (infection induced)
14564341: what is contrasting in GM-CSF vs IL-3 for DC polarization
GM-CSF for Th1 and IL-3 for Th2 promoting DCs from human monocytes
11207369: how many subunits in a dodecameric protein
12 (note: it is a quarternary structure look at last figure)
12055233: GM-CSF alpha chain CD number
CD116
12055233: human monocytes GM-CSF vs. IL-3
less IL-12p70 and IL-1beta and more IL-10: with IL-3 compared to GM-CSF
8543766: CD34+ CD33 low express
most IL-3 RA (but not useful since it is just one phase of the general lineage and not necessarily indicates any cell lineage)
9155834: asthma and GM-CSF R
mostly on intrinsic but not on atopic asthma
9600506: Fc(epsilon)RI-high dendritic cells express high levels of
CD123 (basophils also do)
19250840: plasmacytoid DC fraction in PBMC
0.2 to 0.8% human PBMC
19250840: what brings pDC to infected skin
chemerin (chemoattractant made by fibroblasts and endothelial cells)
18641647: what type of CPG ODN stimulate pDC
type A which causes pDC to make IFNa which then stimulate NK cells
Type B makes pDC to make IL-6 and TNF (good for antibody production)
18641647: full form of CpG ODN
oligo deoxy nucloetide
Cytidine guanosine sequence
TLR9