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activation requirements of naïve T cell
TCR, co-receptor binding and co-stimulatory molecule and IL-2
activation requirements of effector T cell
requires TCR and co-receptor binding,
does NOT need co-stimulatory molecule or IL-2
characteristics and roles of cytokines
made by cells, affects the behavior of other cells
changes gene expression of target cells
cytotoxins
made by cytotoxic T cells that help destory/kill target cells
overall function of CTL effector cell
kills target cells, suppress B cell activation
overall function of TH1 effector cell
inflammation, suppress B cell activation, activate macrophage
overall function of TFH effector cell
B cell response
overall function of TH2 effector cell
B cell response, suppress inflammation
overall function of TREG effector cell
suppress TH1 and TH2 activity
polarization
CTL lytic granules align to target cell
lytic granules
storage granules of CTLs and NK cells that contain cytotoxin
serial killer
CTL regenerates granules and kills serially as it engaged Ag on MHC
apoptosis
chromatin is cleaved by nucleases, chromatin condenses and the membrane is intact until late stages
two pathways of apoptosis
1st pathway: initiated by cytotoxic granules
proteases make pores in target cell membrane and deliver proteases into cytoplasm
proteases start apoptosis cascade
2nd pathway: initiated by binding Fas/Fas L
Fas L (on CTL) binds Fas (target)
signal to target cell starts apoptosis cascade
main pathway to dispose of unwanted lympocytes
angry macrophage
becomes more aggressive and efficent at killing intravesicular pathogens
what two signals does a helper T cell produce to make a macrophage angry
activated TH1 produces INFγ and binding of CD40 binds to CD40 L
2 main functions of TREG activity
TREG binds MHC on APC bound by autoreactive T cell, 2 main functions:
produces supressive cytokines (IL-10, TGF beta)
prevents production of new effector T cells and suppresses the function of existing effector T cells