Immunology 5 - SSN Flashcards

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What do the inferons do, and what pathway activates them?

A

1) break down RNA
2) recruit adaptive immunity
3) increase MHC I expression
Activated by TLR and NLR via NF-kB and IRF pathways.

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What are the classic encapsulated pathogens (with an acronym)?

A
SHINS
Strep Pneumo
H. Influenza
Nisseria
Salmonella
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What causes chronic granulomatous disease and what pathogens take advantage?

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Defect in NADPH oxidase. Leads to lots of staph infections.

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What type of allergic reaction is atopic dermatitis? What causes it? What is the criteria?

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1) Type I hypersensitivity
2) Filaggrin gene
3) Dee 3 of following:
pruritus (itching); personal or family history of atopic derm, chronic or relapsing derm, typical morphology.

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What type of allergic reaction is contact dermatitis?

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Type IV, requires sensitization, allergic such as poison ivy, nickel, fragrances.

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What does Bortezomib do?

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Proteasome inhibitor, used to treat multiple myeloma.

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