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  • Created on: 12-11-19 10:33
State that macrophages are in when they act as sentinels
Resting
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IFNg is released by T cells and:
Natural killer cells
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Cascade that is activated when macrophages release TNFa
Complement
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Which cells are activated by IFNg or TLR stimulation?
Dendritic cells
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What chemical is secreted to promote monocyte recruitment to the site of infection?
Chemokines
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B-cells need T-cell help to proliferate, form _____ centres and proliferate
Germinal
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What do T-cells constantly need at the site of infection to prevent them apoptosing?
Restimulation
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What cells are the best at antigen presentation in the early stages of reinfection?
B cells
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Failure/cessation of survival signals is the ____ cell death pathway
Intrinsic
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Activation of death receptors is the ____ cell death pathway
Extrinsic
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What system ensures T-cells have a hard-wired sense of self and non-self?
Thymic selection
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Deficiency of what leads to organ-specific autoimmunity and chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis?
AIRE
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Mutation in FOXP3 causes what syndrome?
IPEX
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Unresponsiveness to an antigen is known as what?
Tolerance
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_____ T cells enforce tolerance and suppress effector functions of other immune cells
Regulatory
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