SCID Flashcards
Hyper IgM
All have viral, bacterial, fungal infectons
different types
X-linked Hyper IGM:
- CD40L gene on X chain defective
- lack of cd40 expression of activated T cells, cant co-activate B cells and macrophages
- results in no isotype switching, but high IgM
- spleen doesnt show GC
- normal B-T cell development, impaired humoral and cellular defenses
Type 2 hyper IgM (autosomal recessive)
- AID defect
- mutation in gene encoding activation induced cytidine deaminase (AID)
- b cells fail to isotype switch and have reduced somatic recombination
- Aid impt for isotype swicthing and somatic recomb
TYPE 3 hyper IgM:
- mutation in CD40
Zap 70
disrupts t cell signaling
scid like defects
increase in opportunistic infections
Bare Lymphocyte Syndrome
you have B+T+ defect in expression of class 1 or class 2 MHC -impared antigen presentation and selection of t cells
BLS I: no CD8, mutation in Tap 1 and 2. MHC 1 BSL II: no CD4, mutation in class II trans-activator (CIITA)--uses CLIP which stays in as invariant chain (later there is a peptide exchange MHC II
chronic respiratory infections and ulcers
Omenn Syndrome
T+ B-
MUTATION in Rag 1 +2, partial Rag activity
massive skin/ GI infiltrates by eosinophils
lack functional T cells, have some and are inflamatory
no b cells found
similar features to GVHD (inflamation, edema, rash, diarrhea)
RAG deficiency
mutation in Rag 1 +2 –> absence of T and B cells
new born screening for this
Adenosine Deaminase Deficiency
results in accumulation of toxic metabolites
dATP–> results in absence of B, T and NK cells
autosomal ressive
-gene therapy
Autosomal Recessive SCID
(T- B+)
same presentation as x linked
mutation in JAK3 kinase (transmits signal from y chain of receptors)
X-linked SCID
(T- B+)
same presentation as autosomal recessive scid
mutation in yc chain subunit for Il-2/4/7/9/15
no NK development