VZV vaccines

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what does VZV cause

chickenpox and shingles

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how does the rash spread in VZV

spreads to lymph notes and from blood to skin through infected T cells

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how are T cells infected with VZV

transfer through respiratory epithelial cells and infection of dendritic cells that migrate to lymph nodes

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VZV causes a reaction by infecting _________________ in _________________

sensory nerve bodes; dorsal root ganglia and trigeminal ganglia

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where does zoster manifest

dermatome stimulated by ganglia

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what do infected CD4 cells express

cutaneous leukocyte antigen and CCR4

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when the virus is in the skin, what does it trigger

Type I IFNs and promyelocytic leukemia protein

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what does PML do

forms intranucelar cages to wrap new virions

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what is important for preventing the reactivation of VZV

memory T cells

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what does the immune response to VZV stimulate

T cells and B cells

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are B cells or T cells required for resolving VZV infections

both are required

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true or false: you can get shingles more than once

true

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what age should the varicella vaccine be given and why

12 months, maternal antibodies are high the first year of life and can clear out the virus

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what protein does the shingrix vaccine have

gE

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what is gE

surface protein on VZV

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what do the antibodies against gE do

they are neutralizing and attachment and infection are blocked

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what else was added in the shingrix vaccine in addition to gE and why

an adjuvant for further protection