Robin Chapter 3 Flashcards
What are NOD-like receptor (NLR)?
A cytosolic receptor that detect molecules that are liberated as a consequenence of cell dammage
What are the 5 R of inflammatory response steps?
Repair, Regulation, REmovl of the agent, Recruitement, REcognition
How does histamine (and bradykinin, leucotrienes, etc) cause vascular permeability of postcpillary veinules?
Contraction of endothelial cells. It is short-lived (15-30 min) except in some forms or mild injury like burns, UV, toxins where leakage begins after 2-12 hours and last for hours of days (endothelial injury)
What is the role of those proteins in migration of leucocytes through the capillaries?
- selectin
- chemokins (usually bound to proteoglycans)
- integrins
- CD31
- selectin: rolling
- chemokins/proteoglycans: acivating neutrophils to increase avidity of integrins
- integrin: firm adhesion
- CD31 (PECAM-1): transmigration
P-selectin is expressed on…. (2)
endohelium and platelet
Chemotactic agents (cytokines, complement (C5a), archidonic acid metabolites like LTB4) bind to which receptor on the leucocyte?
seven-transmembrane G protein-coupled receptors