Chapter 3: Cells Flashcards

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Neutrophil Granulocytes

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Abundant in blood

Phagocytosis of extracellular pathogens

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Eosinophil Granulocytes

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Majority in tissues, small numbers in blood
May be important for protection from parasites
Important role in allergic diseases

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Basophil Granulocytes

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Recruitment of site of IgE allergic reactions

Involved in T helper cell differentiation

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Monocytes & Maxophages

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Monocytes: circulatory cells (blood)
Macrophages: tissue resident 
Phagocytic role
Scavenger cells 
Long lived
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Mast cells

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Found in connective tissues
Leukocyte recruitment
Potent providers of histamine
Helps removal of extracellular pathogens

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Dendritic cells

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Found in tissues and lymphatic organs
Migratory and resident
Antigen presenting cell
Influence T cell differentiation via cytokines and co stimulators

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Natural killer cells

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Activating and inhibiting receptors detect presence of MHC 1
Kills cells lacking MHC 1 (often pathogenic if lacking)
No antigen specificity

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CD4+ T cells

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MHC II restricted
Polarisation to Th1, Th2, Th17, Trev
Regulators of immune response

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CD8+ T cells

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MHC I restricted

Cytotoxicity

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NKT cells

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Recognise lipid antigen presented by CD1d

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TNF

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Tumour necrosis factor
Cytokine involved in inflammation
I.e TNF alpha

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CD40

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Costimulatory protein
Found in antigen presenting cells, is required for their activation
Binds with CD40

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CD40L

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Aka CD154
Protein, member of TNF family
Expressed on activated T cells
Binds to CD40 on APC’s

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SCS macrophages

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Layer of macrophages at the subcapsular sinus (SCS)

Captures pathogens entering lymph nodes and prevents dissemination

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Complement

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Opsonise, mediate inflammatory responses, activate B cell responses, kill through MAC

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Cytokines

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Orchestrated immune responses, activate cells of adaptive immune response

17
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B lymphocytes

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Produce antibodies (plasma cells)
Immunological memory (memory cells)
18
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PRR’s

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Pathogen recognition receptors

19
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PAMP’s

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Pathogen associated molecular patterns

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TLR

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Toll like receptor

PRR

21
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NLR

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NOD like receptors

PRR

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RLH

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RIG like helicases

PRR

23
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TNF alpha

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Cytokine
Transmigration
Oxidative burst

24
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IFN gamma

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Cytokine (interferon)

Bactericidal ability

25
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IL-4, 10

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Cytokine (interleukin)
Down regulate TNF alpha
Reduce killing activity

26
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sIgA

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Secretory igA

Dimeric IgA with J chain from basolateral surface of endothelial cell + pIgR becomes sIgA at luminal surface