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IHO Wk 5 > Regulation of the Immune Response--Diebs > Flashcards

Regulation of the Immune Response--Diebs Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of DC with relation to regulating the immune response?

A

immunogenic: activating immune response

tolerogenic: leads to anergy

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Immunogenic DC properties

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good MHC and costimulatory molecule presentation

–> CD4+ T-cell activating

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Tolerogenic DC properties

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poor MHC and costimulatory molecule presentation

–> anergy of T-cell

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4 Treg effector mechanisms

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immunosuppressive cytokines

IL-2 consumption

cytolysis

modulation of DC maturation and function

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Immunosuppressive cytokines secreted by Treg

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IL-10, TGFβ, IL-35

–> cell cycle arrest

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IL-2 consumption by Treg

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CD25-mediated

–>steals IL-2 from other proliferating CD4+ T-cells

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Cytolysis mediated by Treg

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perforin: poke holes
granzymes: activate caspase cascade

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Treg modulation of DC maturation and function

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CTLA-4

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IL-2 function

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T-cell proliferation

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IL-10 function

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dampen immune response

anti-inflammatory

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IL-12 function

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activate Th1 T-cells

–> Th1 produce IFNγ and TNFα

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IL-35 function

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Treg proliferation

suppresses other CD4+ subsets

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TGFβ function

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suppresses CD4+ activity

(also needed to activate Th17?)

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CCR7 function

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matures DC

(C-C chemokine receptor)

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15
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CD25

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IL-2 receptor

cell proliferation

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16
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What cell type produces IL-4?

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Th2

17
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What cell type produces IL-5?

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Th2

18
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What cell type produces IL-10?

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Treg

19
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What cell type produces IL-13?

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Th2

20
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What cell type produces IL-17?

A

Th17

21
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What cell type produces IL-35?

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Treg

Treg proliferation

dampens other immne responses

22
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What cell type produces IFNγ?

A

Th1

23
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What cell type produces TNFα/β?

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Th1

24
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Mechanisms of antibody-dependent B-cell suppression (2)

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  • crosslinking/blocking receptor-epitope complex formation
  • antibody/epitope complex may activate inhibitor signal
25
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Antibody-dependent B-cell augmentation mechanism

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immune complex formation

–> follicular DC may hold antigen in place

==> improved immune response

26
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IPEX

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immune dysregulation, polyendocrinopathy, enteropathy, X-linked

27
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IPEX gene mutation

A

Foxp3

–> transcription factor in Treg cells

–> absence of Treg cells

–>autoimmunity

28
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Lab findings in IPEX

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low Foxp3 + cells

eosinophilia

high IgE

29
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IPEX Tx

A

BM transplant

30
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APECED pathology

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AIRE gene mutation

–> autoimmune regulator (usually in thymus)

–> autoantibodies produced

31
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APECED Tx

A

symptomatic

depending on manifestation

IHO Wk 5 (8 decks)

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