T Cell Activation Chapter 10

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what initiates the adaptive response?
T cell and APC
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how are APCs activated?
by pattern recognition receptors
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what ensures that naive T cells recognize self?
positive and negative selection in the thymus
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what are naive T cells?
ones that never met their antigen
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what leaves the thymus and enters circulation as naive T cells?
CD8 and 4 T cells
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why do naive T cells recircle?
if the T cell does not bind any of the MHC-peptide complexes it encounters and increases chances it will find its antigen
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how do naive T cells leave the lymph node?
through efferent lymphatics through the thoracic duct back into circulation via the vena cava
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what happens when the T cell does bind to an MHC-peptide complex?
it will stop migrating and it will initiate the program that leads to the production of cells that have both long-term and short term effects on infection.
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costimulation
signal 2; generated by costimulatory receptors on the T cell and costimulatory ligands
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who expresses costimulatory ligands?
professional APCs
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how are APCs stimulated?
antigen binds to a PRR to express costimulatory ligand
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what is the most common costimulatory molecule?
CD28 - note T cells express
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what does CD28 bind to?
CD 80 and 86 (ligands)
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function of cytokines
stimulate intracellular signals that enhance proliferation and survival
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what cytokine plays a major role in T cell activation/proliferation?
IL-2
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who presents MHC class 2?
DCS, activated macrophages and B cells
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once T cells have received all 3 signals what is the next step?
become memory and effector helper or cytotoxic T cells
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function of CD8 cytotoxic T cells
will circulate to sites of infection and kill infected cells
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function of CD4 helper T cells
secrete cytokines that will orchestrate other cell types like macrophages + memory T cells (antibody production)
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type 1 response
triggered by viral and many bacterial infections
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type 2 responses
large parasites like worms and protozoa
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type 1 polarization
TH1 and 17
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type 2 polarization
TH2 and 9 to generate IgE
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adjuvants
regulate the expression of costimulatory ligand to shape the response of T cell activation
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TH1 helper type
IFN gamma IL-12 and 18
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is CTLA-4 coinhibitory or a positive costimulator?
coinhibitory