lecture 11-differentiation and functions of CD8+ T cells Flashcards

1
Q

where is the precursor of T cells generated

A

bone marrow

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2
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where does rearrangement of genes occur in order to generate a receptor for Ag

A

thymus

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3
Q

where do naive immature T cells become activated for the first time

A

in LN

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4
Q

define functional polarization

A

T cells take on a particular set of tasks that promote the adaptive immune response.

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5
Q

what are the granules contained in activated CTLs called

A

lysosomes

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6
Q

what do the granules of activated CTLs contain

A

perforin and granzymes

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7
Q

what is the cytokine that activated CTLs secrete the most

A

IFN-gamma

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8
Q

what regulates transcription of genes encoding perforin, granzymes, and IFN-gamma

A

T-bet

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9
Q

when does licensing of the APC occur

A

when the CD4+ T cell recognizes Ag presented by an MHC class II APC and delivers activating signals through CD80/CD86 and CD40

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10
Q

what interaction up regulates expression of CD80/CD86 on professional APCs

A

CD40-CD40L

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11
Q

what provides the third signals in T cell cycle

A

CD4+ T helper cells

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12
Q

when are CD4_+ helper T cells required for CD8+ T cells responses

A

when relatively weak innate immune reactions are evoked by latent viral infections, organ transplants and tumors

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13
Q

what is the name of the common receptor component that IL-2 shares with IL-15 and IL-21

A

gamma chain

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14
Q

what cytokines stimulate differentiation of naive CD8+ T cells into effector CTLs

A

IL-12 and type 1 IFNs

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15
Q

what interleukin is important for survival of memory CD8+ T cells

A

IL-15

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16
Q

what interleukin is important for preventing CD8+ T cell exhaustion

A

IL-21 (major) and IL-12

17
Q

what releases IFN-gamma

A

Th1 cells, CTLs and activated NK cells

18
Q

what does IFN-gamma favor the development of

A

Th1 cells

19
Q

what immunoglobulin is IFN-gamma biased towards producing

A

IgG

20
Q

what is the primary source of IL-15

A

activated tissue macrophages and mature DCs

21
Q

what is the growth factor of CTLs

A

IL-15

22
Q

what interleukin favors human Th1 cell differentiation in vitro

A

IL-15

23
Q

what happens to CD8+ T cells after viral clearance

A

extensive contraction phase that is mediated by apoptosis

24
Q

what occurs as a result of exhausted CD8+ T cells

A

reduced production of IFN-gamma and increased expression of PD-1 inhibitory receptor

25
Q

where is FasL expressed

A

activated CTLs

26
Q

which granzyme is the only one required for CTL cytotoxicity in vivo

A

granzyme B

27
Q

what molecule is homologous to C9 complement protein

A

perforin

28
Q

what does serglycin do

A

assembles a complex containing granzymes and perforin

29
Q

what does perforin insertion into target cell membrane elicit

A

membrane repair process in the target cell that leads to internalization of both the perforin and granzymes into endosomes

30
Q

what does granzyme B activate when it is in the target cell

A

caspase 3 that triggers apoptosis

31
Q

what caspases are involved in fas-fasL mediated apoptosis

A

3, 8 and 9

32
Q

what does activated Cad in the fas-fasl mediated apoptosis cause

A

DNA degradation in nuclei