T-Cell function Flashcards

1
Q

CD4+ T cells cells HELP other responses by ______

A

synthesizing cytokines

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2
Q

What do CD8+ T-cells do?

A

KILL infected host cells

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3
Q

Biological targets of:

Th1
Th2
Th17

A

Th1-Intracellular pathogens (cell mediated immunity)

Th2-worms and allergies

Th17-fungi and extracellular bacteria

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4
Q

CD8+ T cells function (2)

A
  1. Activation of Naïve CD8+ T cells

2. Response of CD8+ T cells – killing

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5
Q

Signature cytokines of Th1

A

IFN-g

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6
Q

Signature cytokines of Th2

A

IL-4, IL-5, IL-13

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7
Q

Signature cytokines of Th17

A

IL-17, IL-22

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8
Q

Signature cytokines of Treg

A

TGF-Beta, IL-10

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9
Q

What is a common approach to treating inflammatory conditions, and 2 specific examples

A

Blocking cytokines:

  1. Monoclonal AB specific for cytokine or receptor
  2. Kinase inhibitors
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10
Q

Innate cells shape T cell differentiation via ______

A

cytokines

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11
Q

Which cytokine activates TH1

A

IL-12

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12
Q

T-cell that drives cell-mediated immunity and the immune cells is and activates

A

Th1 (via IFN-g) activates CD8+, NK, Macrophages, IgG

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13
Q

Cytokine that activates Th2

A

IL-4

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14
Q

Cells activated by Th2

A

Eosinophils, class switching to IgE (plasma cells)

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15
Q

What antigens activate Th2

A

Innate sensing of worms and allergens

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16
Q

What antigens activate Th1

A

Innate sensing of intracellular pathogens

17
Q

Which cytokine activates Th17

A

IL-23

18
Q

Which antigens activate Th17

A

Innate sensing of fungi and extracellular bacteria

19
Q

Th1 stimulates plasma cells to produce ____ (Ig)

A

IgG

20
Q

B cells are also _____

A

antigen presenting cells

21
Q

B cells present peptides from proteins internalized via _____

A

BCR

22
Q

Full B cell activation needs a second signal from _____

A

a T-cell

23
Q

B receives second signal from ________ interaction

A

CD40-CD40L

24
Q

Activated CD8+ T cells induce ______

A

apoptosis

25
Q

Activated CD8+ T cells become

___________

A

cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)

26
Q

Apoptosis vs Necrosis

A

In necrosis the cell rips and spills contents out (dangerous if infected with virus). In apoptosis, the cell has a controlled death and the membrane doesn’t get ruptured until phagocytosis

27
Q

1st and 2nd signals for activation of naive CD8+ T cells

A

1st is from TCR-peptide-MHC interaction

2nd is usually cytokines (from effector CD4+ T cells) or B7-CD28 interaction with APC (usually dendritic cells)

28
Q

Effector cells (do/do not) need the second signal! MHC + peptide is enough to activate killing

A

Do not

29
Q

Activated CD8+ T cells kill target cells by two pathways:

A

1) Fas-FasL interaction induces apoptosis

2) Granzymes enter target via perforin channels and induce apoptosis

30
Q

Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells

A

Patient’s T cells engineered in vitro to express a receptor specific for tumor antigen

31
Q

Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) has TWO main components

A

1) Recognition unit - selected to interact with tumor antigen (CD19 etc)
2) T-cell signaling unit