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what is a collection of bacterial microbes that help us in digestion and absorption of our foods, specifically digestion of carbohydrates into SCFA, within our GI tract and skin
microbiome
where do you find most gut microbes?
large intestine
about 1/2 of fecal material is what?
microbial stuff
communication between the brain-gut-enteric microbiota
gut brain axis
SCFA, especially _________, causes production of Tree cells
butyrate
intestinal epithelial cells produce ______
TGFb
TGF-B promotes
pTregs
pTregs produce
IL-10 and TFG-B
the importance of the microbiome
competes with pathogens, produce a variety of vitamins we absorb, digest indigestible foods, energy source for intestinal cells, talk to immune system
why is it important for our microbiome and immune system to get along?
prevent over-reaction and allow symbiosis
how do we deal with lots of microbes without a massive inflammatory response?
non inflammatory macrophages in lamina propria don't release a great deal of cytokines
How does it slow the inflammatory response down?
IgA can bind invaders in lamina propria and escort them back into lumen
IgA doesn't cause ________ and doesn't bind to and activate ________ cells
inflammation ; immune
normal microbiota produces short-chain FA that promote the formation of what?
pTregs
TLRs on Dis bind specific commensal bacteria, they produce cytokines that do what?
calm immune response
how does the intestinal system known when to turn on the system?
DCs sample lumen directly, TLR5 on DCs detect flagella on pathogens, DCs produce IL-6 which drives Th17 development