Tolerance and Regulation of the Immune Response

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Tolerance

specific immunilogical non-reactivity specific antigen resulting from a prevous exposure to the same antigen

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Tolerogen

an antgen used to introduce tolerance

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Anergy

absence of the normnal immune response to a particular antigen or allergen

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True or False: Immunological tolerance is an active response to a particular epitope and is just as specific as an immune response.

TRUE

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Tolerance at the B/T cell level is longr lasting.

T

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Acquired immune responses are _____ driven

antigen

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T cells respond optimally to presented antigens for _______ days

3-5

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True or False: Once antigen concentration drops below a threshold, response stops.

TRUE

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True or False: Co-stimulation is necesary for activation of a T cell

TRUE

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When a T cell exhibits CTLA-4 on its surface it is tolerogenic and inhibits co-stimulation to cause ______.

anergy

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When will a T cell enter a state of anergy?

  1. low doses of antigen are present

  2. lack of co-stimulation

  3. expression of CTLA-4 on the surface of a T cell


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What do regulatory T cells possess that allows for IL-2 t cause proliferation?

CD25

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How does CD25 help T rehulatory cells induce toelrance?

it “starves” the CD8+ cell from having IL-2 and proliferating

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What are the three pathways of peripheral B cell tolerance?

  1. clonal exhaistion

  2. functional deletion

  3. receptor blockade


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True or False: Excessive antibodies can never be a problem.

FALSE

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What happens if CD28 is blcoked?

IL04 not prodiced → no antibodies

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If the antigen cross-links the BCR and Fc/CD32 receptor, signal transduction is _____.

inhibited

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How does BCR and Fc?CD32 regulate antibodies?

prevents B cell activation and triggers apoptosis

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WHat do regualtory T cells do?

maintain toelrance to self-antogens and prevent autoimmune disease

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What do regulatory T cells express?

CD4, CD25, and FOXP3

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Regulatoryy T cells are CD____+

4

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Regulatory T cells produce ____ cytokines like:

suppressive; TGFb, IL10, IL35

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True or False: All FOXP3 cells suppress inflammtion.

FALSE - T helper 17 enhance inflammation

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IL-17 upregultes what cell?

neutrophils