Flashcards in Lecture 21 - T Cell Trafficking Deck (39):
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Definition of naive T cells
Fully-developed T cells found in lymphoid organs that have not been activated by cognate interaction
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Time for a naive T cell to make a full circuit
~24 hours
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Naive T cell circulation circuit
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2)
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1) Lymph node
2) Enters efferent lymphatics
3) Efferent lymphatics empty into thoracic duct
4) Thoracic duct returns lymph to blood
5) Enter lymph nodes through HEV
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Where can naive T cells never be?
Afferent lymphatics leading to tissue, tissue
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Area of an artery with the least shearing force
Marginal pool (edges of artery)
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What is tissue-specific migration of T cells called?
Homing
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Do selectins or integrins bind with higher affinity?
Integrins
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T cell surface molecule used for rolling
L-selectin
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T cell surface molecule used for adhesion to endothelial wall
LFA-1
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Another name for L-selectin
CD62-L
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What is CD62-L?
L-selectin
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What does L-selectin bind to?
Addressins
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Addressin to HEV
GlyCAM-1
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Addressin to endothelial cells
CD34
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Addressin to endothelial cells in gut-associated lymphoid tissues
MadCAM-1
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Where is GlyCAM-1 used as an addressin?
HEV
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Where is CD34 used as an addressin?
Endothelial cells
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Where is MadCAM-1 used as an addressin?
Endothelial cells in gut-associated lymphoid tissue
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Chemokines associated with T cell diapedesis
CCL21, CXL12
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Integrins
1)
2)
3)
1) Bind tightly to ligands
2) Signal through conformational changes
3) Large family of molecules, alpha and beta subunits
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What does LFA-1 bind to?
ICAM-1
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ICAM-1 minding molecule
LFA-1
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What stimulates a naive T cell to become more adhesive to endothelial walls?
T cell hitting arterial wall causes conformational change in adhesion molecules
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What do naive T cells always express at a high level?
CCR7
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Where in a lymph node do HEV lie?
Paracortex
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How do naive T cells enter lymph nodes?
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2)
3)
1) Through HEV, into paracortex
2) Attracted to DCs with CCL19, CCL21 with CCR7
3) Probe DCs for antigen
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Name of cluster of adhesion and costimulatory molecules between a T cell and a DC
Immunological synapse
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What is an immunological synapse?
Collection of integrins, MHC/TCR, CD28/CD80/86 and other molecules between T cell and DC
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How long do cognate T cells and DCs bind together for?
Hours
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Distribution of microclusters in naive T cell
Evenly distributed
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What happens to mice without LFA-1?
No T cell activation
Immunological synapse is improperly formed, even if cognate with DC
LFA-1 can't cause tight binding of DC and T cell
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State of IL-2 receptor in naive T cell
Only beta and gamma subunits present
Weakly respond to IL-2
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State of IL-2 receptor in activated T cell
Alpha, beta and gamma subunits present
Strongly respond to IL-2
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T cell function that requires IL-2
Entry into the cell cycle (division)
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T cell retention signal in lymph node
CD69
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T cell exit signal from lymph node
S1P1
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How does S1P1 stimulate T-cells leaving lymph node?
S1P1 very strongly present in efferent lymph
When a T cell is activated, it begins expressing a lot of S1P1 receptor
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Phenotype of T cells being retained in a lymph node
Highly express CD69 receptor, weakly express S1P1 receptor
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