CD markers and cytokines Flashcards
Activated macrophages secrete TNF-alpha that can
Kill a variety of cells
CD45
Marker present on B cells and their precursors and can serve as a signal-transduction molecule on the membrane of T cells
CD35 & CD21
Receptors on B cells for certain complement products
CD16, a membrane receptor for the Fc region of the IgG molecule
NK cells
CD32
A receptor for IgG on the surface of B cells
CD40
Marker present on the surface of B cells that interact with the CD40 ligand on the surface of T h cells. This interaction is critical for the survival of the stimulated B cell and their differentiation into effector and memory cells
CD3
Marker associated with TCR
CD28
Receptor present on the surface of T h cells responsible for the co-stimulatory B7 family molecules present on B cells and other APCs
Activated macrophages secrete IL-1 to
Activate lymphocytes
Have TCRs and express NK1.1 that interacts with CD1
NKT cells
CD4
Marker present on the surface of T h cells and is class-II restricted
Class II MHC molecules
Permit the B cell to function as APC
Activity of NK cells is increased by
IL-2, IL-12 & IF gamma
CD80 & CD86
Molecules that interact with CD28 and CTLA-4 on the surface of T cells . They are used as the co-stimulatory signal for the activation of T h cells
CD8
Marker present on the surface of Tc cells and is class-I restricted