Cell-Mediated Immunity Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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Function of IL-2

A

-IL-2 stimulates the survival, proliferation and differentiation of antigen-activated T cells

-IL-2 is required for the survival and function of Treg

IL-2 is a growth Hormone-like cytokine

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2
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Which CD4 subtype is similar to a CD8

A

Th1

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3
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Which CD4 subtype combats viruses?

A

Th1

B/c response to intracellular pathogens

Activated by
-IFN-y
-IL-12

Inhibited by
-IL-4
-IL-10

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4
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Which subtype of CD4 is activated by cytokines IL-2, and IL-4

A

Th2

Response to extracellular pathogens

Inhibited by
-IFN-y

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5
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IL-4 ____ Th_ and inhibit
Th_.
IFN-y ___ Th_ and inhibit Th_.

A

IL-4 activated Th2 and inhibit Th1

IFN-y activated Th1 and inhibit Th2

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6
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Which subtype of CD4 stays within the lymphoid follicle?
What cytokine activates it and what cytokine inhibits it?

A

Tfh

Activated by
-IL-6
Inhibited by
-IL-2

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7
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Which cytokine activates Treg?

A

-TGF-beta
-IL-2

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8
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Which cytokine is the principal Macrophages-activating cytokine?

A

IFN-y

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9
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What is the principal function of Th1 cells?

A

To activate macrophages to ingest and destroy microbes

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10
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Which CD4 subtype occurs in response to helminths and allergens

A

Th2

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11
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CD4 subtype Th2 uses which antibody as a defense mechanism?

A

IgG, Eosinophils and mast cells

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12
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Th2 is dependent on which cytokine as both an inducer and effector for these cells?

A

IL-4
-IL-4 activates Th2 (from naive CD4+ cells) and inhibits Th1
-stimulates isotype switching to IgE
-macrophage activation

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13
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Which two cytokines work together in defense against helminths and allergic inflammation?

A

IL-4 + IL-13
By increasing mucus secretion

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14
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Which cytokine is an activator of eosinophils?

A

IL-5

And serves as the principal link between T cell activation and eosinophilic inflammation

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15
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Which cells combats microbes by recruiting leukocytes (mainly neutrophils)?

A

Th17 (subtype of CD4)

Th17 produces IL-22 in epithelial tissues
Th17 produces IL-17 which recruits the neutrophils and stimulates production of anti microbial substances therefore PRO-INFLAMMATORY

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16
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CD8 T-cells produce which cytokine?

A

IFN-Y

Eliminates intracellular microbes, and kills by exocytosis of secretory granules. This is a cause of tissue injury

17
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What are the 2 ways in which helper T cells stimulate CD8+ T cells?

A

-produce cytokines to stimulate CD8 which are IFN-y and IL-2

-enhance expression of APC costimulators (B7 and CD28) (indirect stimulation)

18
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Which cytokines may be produced by an APC?

A

-IL-1
-IL-6
-IL-12

19
Q

Which microbe blocks fusion and thus surviving within a phagocytes? (Inhibition of phagolysosome fusion)

A

Mycobacterium

20
Q

Which microbe blocks APC by interfering with the TAP transporter therefore hindering T-cell from acting and engaging?

21
Q

Which microbe produces IL-10?

A

EBV
“SMART MICROBE”
IL-10 inhibition of macrophages and dendritic cell activation

22
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Which microbe inhibits pro-inflammatory cytokines? In other words, inhibition of activating effector cell

A

Pox virus
Produces soluble cytokine receptors