Lecture 10: T cell Mediated Immunity Pt. 2

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activation requirements of naïve T cell

TCR, co-receptor binding and co-stimulatory molecule and IL-2

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activation requirements of effector T cell

  • requires TCR and co-receptor binding,

  • does NOT need co-stimulatory molecule or IL-2

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characteristics and roles of cytokines

  • made by cells, affects the behavior of other cells

  • changes gene expression of target cells

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cytotoxins

made by cytotoxic T cells that help destory/kill target cells

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overall function of CTL effector cell

kills target cells, suppress B cell activation

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overall function of TH1 effector cell

inflammation, suppress B cell activation, activate macrophage

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overall function of TFH effector cell

B cell response

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overall function of TH2 effector cell

B cell response, suppress inflammation

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overall function of TREG effector cell

suppress TH1 and TH2 activity

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polarization

CTL lytic granules align to target cell

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lytic granules

storage granules of CTLs and NK cells that contain cytotoxin

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serial killer

CTL regenerates granules and kills serially as it engaged Ag on MHC

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apoptosis

chromatin is cleaved by nucleases, chromatin condenses and the membrane is intact until late stages

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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

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angry macrophage

becomes more aggressive and efficent at killing intravesicular pathogens

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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

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2 main functions of TREG activity

TREG binds MHC on APC bound by autoreactive T cell, 2 main functions:

  1. produces supressive cytokines (IL-10, TGF beta)

  2. prevents production of new effector T cells and suppresses the function of existing effector T cells