W8/L6: Allergies Flashcards

1
Q

What’s the name for the high-affinity IgE receptor?

A

FcϵRI

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2
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What part of the FcϵRI do IgE antibodies bind to?

A

The alpha subunits

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3
Q

Mast cell activation: the immediately released mediators are ___

A

Histamine
Heparin
Tryptase
(TNF-alpha)

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4
Q

Mast cell activation: the rapidly mediators are____

A

Cys-LTs

PGD2

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5
Q

Mast cell activation: the slowly released mediators are _____

A

IL-4
IL-5
GM-CSF

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6
Q

What does Histamine action on H1 receptors cause?

A
Pain & itch
Bronchospasm
Mucus secretion
Vasodilation (-> hypotension)
Increased vascular leak (-> hypovolaemia)
Wakefullness in CNS
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7
Q

What are chronotropic effects?

A

Ones that change HR

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8
Q

What are inotropic effects?

A

Ones that change the force of muscle contraction (often in reference to heart)

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9
Q

What foes histamine action on H2 receptors cause?

A

Gastric acid secretion

Positive inotropic & chronotropic effects

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10
Q

AA metabolism: which enzymes liberate cell membrane phospholipids?

A

PLA2

PLC

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