Week 8 Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
Q

Which TLR recognizes LPS?

A

TLR4

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2
Q

Which cells can make DNA traps?

A

Neutrophils

Eosinophils

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3
Q

What will we see i blood serum in case of bacterial infection

A

Neutrophils

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4
Q

Bacterial infection increases _____ levels

A

Procalcitonin

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5
Q

We will see increase in procalcitonin levels especially in

A

Systemic infection

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6
Q

Innate immunity to IC bacterias

A

Bacterias are resistant to phagocytosis (Bcs they are inside cells!)

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7
Q

Activation of NK by IL__

A

IL12

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8
Q

Adaptive immunity to IC bacterias

A

Th1 (IFN-gamma activates MPH)

CD8 kill infected cells

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9
Q

Granulomas contain

A
Th1 
MPH
Caseous center
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10
Q

How IC bacterias escape immunity?

A
  • Phagolysosome inhibition

- Hemolysin production (MPH inhibition)

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11
Q

IC bacteria infection.

What will we see in the blood?

A

Lymphocytosis

Monocytosis

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12
Q

Which parasites can we see in the GI?

A

Helminths

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13
Q

Innate immunity to parasites? (4)

A

Recognition by PRR
Resistant to complement system
MPH
Eosinophils

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14
Q

Which cytotoxic cationic proteins does Eosinophils secretes?

A

E. Peroxidase
E. Cationic Proteins
E. Neurotoxins

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15
Q

Adaptive immunity to parasites? (2)

A

IgE

CD8+ (if protozoa are within cells)

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16
Q

Parasite strategies to escape immunity (3)

A

Some of them survive within cells
Cyst formation
Tegumantum resist Ab

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17
Q

MPH cahanges induces by Helminth

A

NeMac MPH phenotype (M2)

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18
Q

Helminth secretes ___ to inhibit MPH

A

MPH Inhibiting Factor

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19
Q

Patient’s blood with parasite will contain

A

IgE

Eosinophilia

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20
Q

Innate immunity to Fungi (3)

A

Fungicis ROS
Lysosomal enzymes
Phagocytosis

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21
Q

PAMP of Fungi (3)

A

Zysoman
Mannan
B-glycan

22
Q

DC secrete __ to recruit __ and ___

A

IL23

Th17 and ILC3

23
Q

Adaptive immunity to Fungi?

A

Th1
Th17
+ Same as to IC bacterias

24
Q

Strategies of Fungi to escape immunity

25
Blood of patient with Fungi
Neutrophilia | When chronic, also Monocytosis
26
Innate immunity against Viruses | Type 1
IFN-a | IFN-b
27
IFN-a are produced by
Leukocytes
28
IFN-b are produced by
Fibroblasts
29
Innate immunity against Viruses | Type 2
IFN- gamma
30
IFN- gamma are produced by
NK cells (ICL1)
31
Viruses PAMP recognition (3)
GP by TLR2,4 DNA by TLR9 RNA by TLR3, 7/8
32
Adaptive immunity to Viruses
Th2 secrete Ab | Prevent spread
33
Cellular immunity to viruses by
CD8+ T cells and CD4+ Th1 cells
34
Which cytokines provide early defense against viruses infection? (3)
TNF-a IL12 IFN-a
35
Stractual plasticity is achieved by (2)
Ag drift | Ag shift
36
Ag drift
After virus passage in the host, slightly modified Ag appears
37
Ag shift
New gene bcs gene exchange btw two viruses
38
HIV effect on Immunity
Induces internalization of CD4 and MHC1/2
39
EBV effect on Immunity
Physical blocking of MHC2
40
HIV-1 increases ___ expression of the infected cell
FasL
41
Tissues with no inflammation
CNS and eyes
42
Virus infected patients will have ____ in their blood
Lymphocytosis
43
Secondary immuno deficiency is __% of all immuno deficiency
90%
44
Primary immuno deficiency of T cell examples
SCID | DiGeorge
45
Primary immuno deficiency of Phagocytes examples
Chronic granulomatous disease
46
Hyper IgM syndrome- what we will see
Patient is unable to switch IgM to IgG, IgA, IgE Recurrent pyogenic infection
47
Cause of Hyper IgM syndrome
Lack of T cell CD40L
48
Job of CD40L
Induces class switch
49
Classical pathway deficiency leads to
Immuno-complex disease
50
MBL pathway deficiency leads to
Bacterial infections mainly in childhood
51
Alternative pathway deficiency leads to
Neisseria and Pyogenic infections
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____ drops below threshold in AIDS
CD4+