Thrush - cell mediated effectors Flashcards
How does destruction of microbe occur?
- opsinization through phagocytic cells
- Ab can cause neutralization of the microbe/activation of the complement cascade
- Cytotoxic activity via cytoxtoc t lymphocytes and NK cells.
what are the CD4+ T effector cells
- Tdth: produce cytokines to stimulate an inflammatory response
- Tregs: regulatory/suppressive T cells; autoimmunitu
- Th17: inflammation/autoimmunity
- Th9: promotes survival of T regs
- Th22: helps control commensal bacteria, anti inflammatory
What are the CD8 effector T cells
- Tc: cytotoxic cells that produce cytokine that kill target cells.
What are effector cells of the B cells? What about the T cells?
B cell: plasma cell
T cell: CTL, Th1, and Th2
what are the adhesion molecules that help hold the T cell to the APC?
CD2: LFA-3
LFA-1: ICAMS
_____ expression interacts with TCR and co receptors and when its expressed its a marker for an activated or effector T cell/memory T cells.
CD45RO
____ are expressed in naive T cells don’t interact with TCR/ co receptors as well, therefore need CD28: B7
CD45RA
what are CTL (cytotoxic T cells) important in eliminating?
- virally infected cells
- tumor cells
- foreign graft tissue
What are the 3 signals that CTLs need
- TCR: Ag/MHC class I
- CD28: B7
- IL-2R interaction with IL-2 (from Th1)
CTLS are are CD8+ T cells and are associated with MHC class ____
I
what are the effector molecules that CTLS produce
- perforins: poke holes in target cell
- granzymes: induce apoptosis within target cell
- Fas ligand: bindsto Fas and induces apoptosis
NK cells recognize altered self cells and their recognition is NOT through an ____ specific manner. But like CTLs NK can produce performs and granzymes to help destroy the infected cell
antigen
____ cells can act quicker and are one of the first effector cells to recognize virally infected cells until CTLs are recruited and activated.
NK
How do NK cells recognize their target?
They recognize altered self cells: virally infected or tumor cells.
What are two types of receptors that NK cells have
- KAR: activation receptors: via cytokine binding and surface receptors on target cell
- KIR: inhibition receptors; depending which receptors are recognized, determine NK cell activation or inhibition