Immunology Flashcards

(51 cards)

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Role of C3b

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Opsonisation

Allows bacteria-phagocyte binding, particularly important for encapsulated and GNB

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Role of C3a and C5a

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Chemotaxis
Recruit phagocytes
Degranulation of mast cells
Endothelial vasodilation and leakiness of blood vessels to allow neutrophils to enter tissue

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Role of IL-8

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Released from APCs

Upregulating and recruiting neutrophils

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Role of TNF-alpha and IL-1

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Release from APCs

Endothelial vasodilation and leakiness of blood vessels to allow neutrophils to enter tissue

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Role of C5b

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Binds to C 6, 7, 8, 9 to form Membrane attack complex which leads to cytolysis

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Types of antibody that cannot activate classical complement pathway

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IgA, IgE, IgD

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Signals that activate NK cells

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Downregulation of MHC-1 molecules on target cell
Activating receptors on target cells
CD16 Fc receptors on IgG (antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity)

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The alternative name of NK cell

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Large granular lymphocyte

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HLA genes on chromosome

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Class 1 region - MHC 1 - A, B, C, E
Class 2 region - MHC 2- DP, DQ, DR
Class 3 region - Complement C2 and C4, TNF, HSP70

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Cells that present MHC II

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APCs

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Cells that present MHC I

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All nucleated cells

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Signal 2 on Th Cell

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CD 80/86 on APC binding to CD28 on naive T Cell

Leads to IL-2 production

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Cytokines made by TH1 cells

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IFN-gamma, TNF-alpha, IL-6

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Cytokines made by TH-2

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IL-4, IL-5

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Cytokines made by TH-17

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IL-17

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Pathogen target of TH-1

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Intracellular microbes

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Pathogen target of TH-2

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Helminth parasites

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Pathogen target of TH-17

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Extracellular bacteria, fungi

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Cells with CD-40L

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Activated effector T Cell

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CD5 surface marker

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On B1 subset of B cells
Non memory cells
IgM on surface

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Antibody class that passes the placenta

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IgG (1-4)

IgG2 least effective

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IgA in secretions structure

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IgA2 - Dimer structure

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IgA in blood

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Relative quantities of antibody subclasses in serum

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IgG>IgA>IgM>IgD>IgE

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Relative complement binding efficiency of antibody subclasses in serum
IgM, IgG3 > IgG1 >IgG2
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High avidity low affinity antibody subclass
IgM
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Antibody in breast milk
IgA
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IL-1 (production and role)
Macrophages, fibroblasts Proliferation and activation T, B cells Induction of IL-6, IFN gamma, GM-CSF
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IL-2 (production and role)
Produced by T cells Growth of activated T calls, B cells, NK activation
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IL-3 (production and role)
Produced by T cells, macrophages Mast cell growth Differentiation of haematopeotic precursor cells
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IL-4 (production and role)
Produced by Th-2 cells, mast cells Isotype switching IgG1 -> IgE
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IL-5 (production and role)
Produced by Th-2 cells, mast cells IgM, IgA production eosinophil and activated B cell proliferation
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IL-6 (production and role)
Produced by macrophages, TH, mast cells, fibroblasts Induction of the acute phase proteins, growth and differentiation of haemopoetic cells
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GM-CSF
Produced by macrophages, T Cells, endothelium, mast cells Colony growth, activates macrophages, neutrophils, eosinophils
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TNF-alpha
produced by macrophages, T Cells (Th-1) Activates macrophages, tumour cytotoxicity, cachexia
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TNF-Beta
Produced by CD-4 T Cells Induced acute phase reactants, antiviral and anti parasite activity
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INF-alpha
produced by leucocytes Antiviral Upregulates MHC-1
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INF-gamma
Produced by T Cells (Th1) Anti viral Upregulates HMC molecules Antagonises AL-4 effect
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Examples of T2 Hypersensitivity
Incompatible blood transfusions Hyperacute graft rejection Thyrotoxcosis
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monoclonal antibody to IL-6
Tociluzumab
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Activity of IL-6 on hepcidin
Leads to increase in hepcidin Decreased Fe absorption Decreased release of Fe into plasma, instead stored in ceels
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Role of IL-10
Regulatory | Antiinflammatory
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Vancomycin sensitivity reaction
Vanc directly degranulates mast cells Does not involve IgE Red Man Syndrome
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IgG4 disease histology
lymphoplasmacytic tissue infiltration | Storiform pattern fibrosis
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IgG4 syndrome manifestations
Pancreatitis Sclerosing cholangitis Lacrimal/parotid involvement
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Deficiencies which complement/s predispose to autoimmune conditions?
Early complement (C1-2, 4)
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Deficiencies which complement/s predispose to gram negative infections?
C3 - pneumococcal and h.influenzae | C5-9 - neisseria
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Main pathogenic driver in periodic fever syndromes
IL-1Beta
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Conjugate vaccine vs antigenic protein is bound to a polysaccharide antigen
Conjugate - activation of T-cells | Polysaccharide - activation only of B-cells
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Biosimilar drug
A drug that has the same properties as the reference innovator/biologic medicine
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Exercise-induced anaphylaxis - antibodies asscoiated?
immunoglobulin E (IgE) to omega-5 gliadin