T-Cell Mediated Immunity (Ch. 5) Flashcards

1
Q

Naive T-cells recognize AG in the ________ and this initiates proliferation of T-cells to CD4 or CD8

A

LN

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2
Q

T-cells react with APC and then produce what which starts differentiation into effector T-Cells

A

IL-2(autocrine)

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3
Q

Memory leukocytes respond how to Ag

A

Rapidly

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4
Q

What do adhesion molecules do

A

Strengthen binding of T-Cell to APC

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5
Q

What do costimulators do

A

Increase responsiveness to APC

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6
Q

What is signal 1

A

Ag. Recog. Via MCH:TCR

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7
Q

What is signal 2

A

Costimulation via B7:CD28

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8
Q

What are the components fo CD3

A

ITAMS and DE/GE

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9
Q

What is CD4/CD8 responsible for in T-cells activation

A

Signal transduction

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10
Q

What is CD 28 responsible for and what does it bind to

A

Costimulation

Binds to B7 (CD80/86)

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11
Q

What is the role of CTLA-4 and what does it bind to

A

Inhibition

Binds to B7

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12
Q

What is the role of PD-1 and what does it bind to

A

Inhibition

Binds to PD-L1

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13
Q

What is the role of LFA-1 and what does it bind to

A

Adhesion

binds to ICAM - 1

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14
Q

Full activation of T-Cells requires what

A

Costimulation via CD28:B7

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15
Q

What is CD 69

A

T-cell marker for cell migration

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16
Q

B7-1 (CD80) or B7-2 (CD86):CD28 =

A

Activation of naive T cells

17
Q

B7-1 (CD80) or B7-2 (CD86):CTLA-4 =

A

Inhibition of reg. T-cells

18
Q

ICOS-L:ICOS =

A

Activation of FThC

19
Q

PD-L1 and PD-L2:PD-1R =

A

Inhibition

20
Q

What does CD40:CD40L do

A

Increases prod of IL-12 which causes an increase of IL-2 and helps stimulate T-Cell proliferation

21
Q

What brings LCK to the ITAM to begin pathways within T-Cells

A

CD4/CD8

22
Q

What is Zap-70 and what does it do

A

Tyrosine kinase, phosphorylates PCLy1 and begins the pathway

Is located at docking sites on ITAMS

23
Q

What does calcineurin do

A

Removes phosphate from cytoplasmic NFAT, enabling it to move to nuc.

24
Q

What does Cyclosporible do

A

Inhibits calcineurin phosphatase activity and supresses NFAT

25
Q

Where is NFKB originally and what is it bound to

A

In the cytoplasm, bound to IKB before it is cleaved and activated

26
Q

What receptors for IL-2 do naive T-cells have

A

IL-2RByc (low affinity)

27
Q

After co-stimulation by B7:CD28, T-cells make what and express what receptor

A

Make IL-2 (autocrine) and express IL-2RaByc

28
Q

IL-2Ra is also called what?

A

CD25