whats TGF (what does it do)
an anti-inflammatory
what does a T cell do if its TCR is not engaged in the lymph-nodes
leave the LN through the efferent lymphatics
what do Naiive T cells enter the LN through
the HEV (high endothelial venule)
where is the LN do T cells sample DCs
the paracortex
what helper cell is effective for allergic reactions
Th2
Th1 activate what macrophages
classically activated macrophage (M1) to do inflammation and microbial actions
Th2 activates what kind of macrophage
alternatively activated macrophages (M2) that would repair (holes made by worms)
which Th cell recruit neutrophils to the site of infection
Th17
CD8 T cell response is part of what T helper cell subset
Th1
CD8 cells kill what
all pathogens that hide inside cells (viruses, tumours, intracellular bacteria)
what cell can cross present
dentritic cells
Tc1 CTL are activated by what cytokine
IL-12
3 transcription factors important for CTL differentiation
T-Bet
Eomes
BLIMP-1
what do CTL secrete at the site of infection
IFN-y and TNF
extrinsic pathway of CTLs
FASL receptor on CD8 cells binds to the FAS on target cell and activates caspases leading to Apoptosis
intrinsic pathway for CTL
CD8 T cells release perforin + granzymes after recognizing antigen on MHC1 - activating caspases
what is FAS
a death receptor on cells
does the extrinsic pathway require TCR engagement
no
is the intrinsic or extrinsic pathway faster
intrinsic