4. T cell development Flashcards

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1
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What is a double negative T cell?

A

CD3- 4- 8-

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What is a large active, double positive T cell?

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CD3+ pTalpha:beta 4+ 8+

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3
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What is a small resting, double positive T cell?

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CD3+ alpha:beta 4+ 8+

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4
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What is a small resting single positive T cell?

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CD4+8- / CD4- 8+

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5
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In which order do T cells develop?

A

double negative
large active double pos
small resting double pos
small resting single pos

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6
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Which part of the thymus does positive and negative selection occur

A

medulla

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7
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What is pre Tau alpha?

A

A surrogate alpha chain

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8
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What is CD3 important for?

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Signalling

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9
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Which stage does germline gene configuration occur?

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DN1 and 2

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10
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Which stage does beta chain D-J rearrangement occur?

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DN 2 and 4

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11
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Which stage does beta chain V-DJ rearrangement occur?

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DN 3-4

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12
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At which stage is there a functional beta chain?

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DN 4

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What is the purpose of positive selection?

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Ensures all TCR bearing cells can interact with self MHC

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14
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Where does positive selection take place

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Thymis cortical epithelial cells

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15
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Where does negative selection take place

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thymic cortex and medulla

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16
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CD8 T cell main function

A

Kill virus -infected cells

17
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CD4 Th1 main function

A

Activate infected macrophages

Provide help to B cells for antibody production

18
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CD4 Th2 main function

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Drive antibody production, especially switching to IgE

19
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CD4 Th17 main function

A

Enhance neutrophil recruitment

20
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CD4 Tfh main function

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B cell help - isotope switching

21
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CD4 Treg main function

A

Suppress T cell responses

22
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4 Stages of a T cell getting into lymph node

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  1. Rolling
  2. Activation
  3. Adhesion
  4. Diapedesis
23
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What does T cell express during rolling?

A

Selectins e.g. L selectin

24
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What does T cell express during activation?

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Chemokines e.g. CCL21

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What does T cell express during adhesion?
Integrins e.g. LFA 1
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What regulates diapedesis?
Chemokines
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Which vascular addressins does L-selectin bind to in high endothelial venules?
CD34 | GlyCAM 1
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Which vascular addressins does L-selectin bind to in mucosal endothelium?
MAdCAM 1
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Which integrins and adhesion molecules interact in HEV or APC?
LFA-1 and ICAM-1
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Which integrins and adhesion molecules interact in mucosal endothelium?
LPAM-1 and MAdCAM1
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Which integrins and adhesion molecules interact in activated endothelium?
VLA-4 and VCAM1
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3 signals which T cells require to become activated
1. Activation signal - between TCR and MHC and peptide 2. Survival - Co-stimulatory interaction between B7.1/2 and CD28 3. Differentiation signal provided by a secreted cytokine
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Signal for Treg (2)
TGF beta and -IL6
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Signal for Tfh
IL6
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Signal for Th1 (2)
IL12 and IFN gamma
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Signal for Th2
IL4
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Signal fo Th17
TGF beta and IL6