Wednesday - Dirty D - receptors and the MHC Flashcards
CD28
on what cells
binds what
makes what
On T cells
Binds CD 80, 86 on APCs
Produces IL-6
Th1 CD4 T cell
polarized by:
effector cytokines produced:
role:
polarized by: IL-12, 18, INF-gamma (and T-BET…?)
effector cytokines produced: INF-gamma (most important is a proinflammatory and chemotactic agent for blood monocytes, which become M1 angry macrophages) and TNF
role: cell mediated immunity, INF-gamma makes angry macrophages, inflammation
Th17 CD4 T cell
polarized by:
effector cytokines produced:
role:
polarized by: IL-1, 6, 23, TGF-beta
effector cytokines produced: IL-17, IL-22
role: IL- 17, 22 activate multiple inflammatory cells
Th2 CD4 T cell
polarized by:
effector cytokines produced:
role:
polarized by: IL-4
effector cytokines produced: IL-4,5,13
role: IL-4,13 make M2 macrophages. 4,5 attract eosinophils, allergic and antihelminth response.
Follicular helper CD4 T cells
polarized by:
effector cytokines produced:
role:
polarized by: IL-6, 21
effector cytokines produced: IL-4, 21
role: helps b cells differentiate in germinal centers
Treg CD4 t cell
polarized by:
effector cytokines produced:
polarized by: IL-1, TGF-beta
effector cytokines produced: IL-10, TGF-beta
role: suppresses Th1,2,17, and fh via IL-10, TGF-beta
IPEX
lack Treg cells/activity
another name for the b cell receptor
CD79 and CD79b
LFA-1
on what
binds to what
on T cells. Binds ICAM on APCs
CD2
on what
binds to what
on T cells
binids LFA-3 on APCs
Which chain on the t cell receptor is like the light chain in that it only has V and J?
which is like heavy?
alpha is like light
beta is like heavy
Which MHC has the beta2-microglobulin?
MHC I
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HLA alphas can complex with any beta 2 microglobulin?
MHC-___
means MHC class II molecules
MHC - DR, DP, DQ
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-B27
90x more likely to develope ankylosing spondylitis (destruction of the vertebral cartilage)
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-DR2
130x more likely to develop narcolepsy
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-A3/B14
90x more likely to develop hemochromatosis (too much iron)
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-DQ2/GQ8
linked to celiac
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-DR3
DM type I, Grave’s disease
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-DR4
rheumatoid arthritis and DM type I
Disease associated with polymorphisms of:
HLA-B53
Trick question?
PROTECTION against malaria
T cell negative selection
T cells that recognise self MHC are terminated
Difference in allotype dominance between TCRs and BCRs
TCRs are “codominant” in that one beta from mom can be with one alpha from dad, or one beta from mom can be with one alpha from mom
BCRs are either just you moms or your dads