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med immunology 10
activation and function of T and B cells
Question | Answer |
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Which cells are the primary APCs that activate uncommitted/native CD4+T cells? | dendritic cells |
_______ is the term used to describe the contact between the APC and the naive CD4+T cell. | immunogenic synapse |
After APC and CD4+T cells interact, what will happen? | proliferation, produce & release cytokines, differentiation of T cell into effector cells, effector cells migrate to lymph nodes of invaded site |
What events occur in the intracellular chemical pathway after CD4+T cell are activated? | activation of kinase by phosphorylation and kinase activates transcription factor Nf-kB, activation of intracellular signaling pathways and ligands, activation of several transcription factors involved in CD+T cell production and synthesis of cytokines |
How CD8+T cells are activated? | directly by dendritic cells, dendritics cells with CD4+T cells (direct and mediation) |
How CD8+T cells kill the infected cells? | breaking down, forcing apoptosis. |
How CD8+T cells force infected cells apoptosis? | by locking their Fas ligand receptor into the Fas molecule on the host cell |
How B cells can be activated? | by type2 helper T cells with APC, directly if antigens are polysaccharide |
To activate B cells, mainly which kind of APC is in chrage? | macrophage (activated monocyte) |
polysaccharide antigens which can directly activate B cells are called __________. | Thymus independent |
The antibody produced by B cells which are activated by thymus independent antigen is _______. | IgM |
When B cells are activated by polysacchaide antigen directly and T-cells are not involved in the activation, there is _________developed for such antigens. | no memory |
What is superantigens? | bacterial toxins produced by bacterial pathogens such as Staphylococcus aureus. |
What symptoms are caused by supreantigens? | hemolysis, exfoliation, shock and hood poisoning |
As a result of the activation and proliferation of CD4+T cells, 4 subsets of CD4+T cells can be produced. _______ act on macrophages, NK cells, CD8+T cells, and make B cells secrete IgG3 | TH1 |
As a result of the activation and proliferation of CD4+T cells, 4 subsets of CD4+T cells can be produced. ______ act on eosinophils and make B cells secrete IgE and IgG4. | TH2 |
As a result of the activation and proliferation of CD4+T cells, 4 subsets of CD4+T cells can be produced. ______ activate neutrophils, epithelial cells and lead to responses to fungi and bacteria. | TH17 |
As a result of the activation and proliferation of CD4+T cells, 4 subsets of CD4+T cells can be produced. ______ inhibits function of other sets of T cells and non-T cells. | Treg |