Exam 3 Flashcards
(36 cards)
What does ZAP stand for?
Zeta chain associated protein
Where are dendritic cells initially found?
peripheral tissues
Where do dendritic cells mature?
Secondary lymphoid tissues
What is co-stimulation?
The process where both an antigen specific signal and co-stimulatory signal cooperate to activate a naive T cell. Both signals cause clonal expansion.
What leads to ITAM phosphorylation?
Binding of MHC to the T cell receptor leads to ITAM phosphorylation by Lck
What is ANERGY?
a state in which the immune system is unable to mount a normal immune response against a specific antigen
What happens when there is antigen recognition in the absence of co-stimulation?
ANERGY
______ is stimulated by infection and inflammation
B7 expression
Function of Th1
Cell-mediated immunity, inflammation, host defense
Function of Th2
Humoral Immunity, Allergy, Host defense (parasite)
Function of Th17
Inflammation, wound healing, host defense, fungi
Function of Treg
Homeostasis, regulation, supression
Function of Tfh
B cell maturation, B cell differentiation, Autoimmunity
Which T cell subsets are responsible for inflammation?
Th1 and Th17
Which T cell subset is responsible for host defense from parasites?
Th2
Which T cell subset is responsible for host defense from fungi?
Th17
What are the 5 types of effector T cells?
Th1, Th2, Th17, Treg, Tfh
Differentiation is influenced by _______
cytokines
What cytokines lead to Th1?
Il-12, IL-27
What cytokines lead to Th2?
IL-4, IL-25
What cytokines lead to Th17
IL-6, TGF
What cytokines lead to Treg?
TGF-beta
What cytokines lead to Tfh?
IL-6, IL-21
What T cell subset is responsible for virus and bacterial host defense?
Th1