2.2 Immuno Flashcards
(20 cards)
What is MIC?
Something expressed on infected epithelial cells
2 receptors that g:d T cells use to bind MICs
TCRg:d
NKG2D
CD3-CD56low predominantly in
Blood
CD3-CD56high predominantly in
Secondary lymphoid tissues
Which NK cell has high cytotoxic capacity
CD3-CD56low
What NK cell has high cytokines secretion
CD3-CD56high
All NK cells express
CD56
NKG2D binds
MIC (infected cell)
Inhibitory MHC class I receptors bind
MHC I (healthy cells)
What 2 receptors on NK cells bind to what on target/infected cells
NKG2D binds MIC
2B4 binds CD48
An alternate way of activating NK cells
NK cell’s FCgRIIIA / CD16 gets bound by IgG attached to Ag on target cell
A cell infected by a mycobacterium will express ________ which can be recognized by _______
CD1 a, b, or c
a:b T cell or NK cell
NKT cells have a receptor for
CD1d
2 signals required for NKT cell activation
a:b TCR bind to CD1d on dendritic cell
IL12 receptor binds IL12 released from dendritic cell
Endotoxin tolerance involves
Kupffer cells releasing anti inflammatory IL10 and TGFb for induction of regulatory T cells and activation of NK cells
Forward scatter tells you
Cell size
Side scatter tells you
Granularity
A normal CD4:CD8 ratio is
2
Where are CD4 and CD8 on FACS dot plot
CD4 upper left
CD8 lower right
An AIDS patient loses which cells
CD4 T cells