EC immunity Flashcards

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Th2 cells function

A

Protection against extracellular pathogens, parasites and bacteria

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2
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Th17 cells function

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Protection against extracellular pathogens, fungi and bacteria

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3
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Th1 cell function

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Protection against intracellular pathogens

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4
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Function of Treg cells

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Immunosuppression

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5
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What immunopathy do Th1 defects cause?

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Autoimmunity and delayed type hypersensitivity (IV)

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6
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What immunopathy do Th2 defects cause?

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Allergy and asthma

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7
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What immunopathy do Th17 defects cause?

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autoimmunity

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8
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Th0 (native) cells differentiate to Th1 in response to what cytokines

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IL12 and IFN-gamma

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9
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Th0 (native) cells differentiate to Th2 in response to what cytokine and what

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IL-4 and GATA3 mediated transcription

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10
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Th0 (native) cells differentiate to Th17 in response to what cytokines and what

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IL6 and or IL21 and STAT3/IRF4 mediated transcription

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11
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Th2 responses neutralising ……….

A

antibodies

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12
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Class switching of gut IgA1 to ……. in Th2 cells

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Protease resistant IgA2

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13
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IL-5 increases ________-poiesis, b____ m____ release, activation and survival

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IL-5 increases eosinopoiesis, bone marrow release, activation and survival

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14
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What do Eosinophils produce

A

ROS
major basic protein
RNases
Cationitic proteins

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15
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ROS

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reactive oxygen species

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16
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What are cationic proteins against

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Anti-helminth

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17
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Il-9 activates what cell type

18
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IgE binds to what cells leading to release of what

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Basophil/mast cell –> release of histamine and cytokines

19
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What is Th0 –> Th17 differentation driven by

A

IL-23, TGF-gamma, IL-6 and ROR-gamma mediated transcription.

20
Q

Group A strep produces what virulence factors

A

Adhesins and invasins
Surface M protein
C5a protease
CD11b homologue
Streptolysin
speB
Protein G

21
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Group A strep: Surface M protein inactivates what

22
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What does CD11b (and so Strep A homologue) do?

A

Stick cells together

23
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speB

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Streptococcocal pyrogenic exotoxin B

24
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What does speB degrades

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Function of protein G from group A strep
Binds IgG and human albumin
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Tissue necrosis can be caused by what enzymes
Hyaluronidase
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What is rheumatic fever due to
Molecular mimicry
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What causes toxic shock
Non specific T cell activation
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What type of antigen causes Toxic Shock
Superantigen
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E coli OH174H7 obtained what toxin
Shiga-like toxin
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What did UPEC obtain
adhesins
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Where does helicobacter pylori reside and causes what
In stomach. Causes chronic inflammation, gastric ulcers and stomach cancer
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Virulence factor of H.pylori
Outer membrane protein include putative adhesins, ferric transporters, flagella proteins. Catalse, urease
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What extra thing do pathogenic H.pylori contain that commensals don't
Extra pathogenicity island not found in commensal
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What is the extra pathogenicity island of pathogenic H.pylori called, whats a gene it contains
CagPAI, superoxide dismutase
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What does VacA of H.pylori disrupt
Late endosomal compartments
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What does VacA target, leading to what release
Mitchondria leading to release cytC
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Is cytochrome C toxic
Yes
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What type secretion system does pathogenic H.pylori contain
IV
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What receptor is used in fungal recognition, give an example and its substrate
Lectins Dectin-1 for beta-glucan
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Fungal recognition skews the response towards what T response
Th17
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What cytokine receptor mutations can lead to susceptbility to fungal infections
IL-17 receptor