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where are microglia from?
Yolk sac
where are astrocytes from?
neuroectoderm
where are T cells from?
thymus
where are neutrophils from?
bone marrow
what kind of immunity are neutrophils involved in?
innate immunity
what kind of immunity are T cells involved in?
adaptive immunity
the two innate immune cells of the CNS
astrocytes and microglia
a small protein that modulates immune activity
cytokine
a cytokine that promotes the migration of immune cells
chemokine
neuroimmune functions of astrocytes
glial scar formation, responding to cytokines and chemokines
which produce more cytokines and chemokines?
microglia
neuroimmune functions of microglia
surveillance, phagocytosis, cytokine and chemokine production, immune receptors
what aspect of microglia is tightly linked to function?
morphology
ramified (surveying) microglia are…
highly branched
amoeboid (reactive) microglia are…
rounded or blob-like
when do microglia become activated?
after encountering DAMPs or PAMPs
DAMP
danger-associated molecular pattern
PAMP
pathogen-associated molecular pattern
high during surveying state but low during the reactive state
P2ry12
the BBB is a part of the…
neurovascular unit
what kind of molecules can pass through the BBB via passive diffusion
lipophilic
three types of astrocytes
protoplasmic, fibrous, radial
protoplasmic astrocytes are in…
grey matter
fibrous astrocytes are in…
white matter
acute neuroinflammation
tissue repair, debris clearance
chronic neuroinflammation
tissue injury, pathology, reduced plasticity