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complement proteins

front 1

the early events of inflammation are characterized by all except

a.vasodilation b.extravasion c.apoptosis d.chemotaxis

back 1

c

front 2

identify the mismatched pair

a.MyD88:adaptor protein b.ICAM-1:LFA-1 c.CD14:LPS d.NK cells:IFN-y e.selectins:protein ligands

back 2

e

front 3

systemic distribution of TNF-alpha in the blood circulation will cause

back 3

septic shock

front 4

all of the following are involved in the alternative pathway of complement activation except?

a.factor B b.factor D c.factor P d.C4 e.C5

back 4

d

front 5

which is mismatched?

a.cytosol:intracellular pathogen b.surface of epithelium:extracellular pathogen c.nucleus:intracellular pathogen d.lymph:intracellular pathogen

back 5

d

front 6

all of the following are true of some or all complement proteins except___

a. they are soluble and bind to pathogen b.they are innate immunity c.they are in extracellular fluids d.they facilitate phagocytosis of pathogens

back 6

b

front 7

an_____ is an inactive form of an enzyme that frequently participates in a cascade of enzymatic reactions during complement activation.

a.regular complement activation b.convertase c.complement control protein molecule d.zymogen

back 7

d

front 8

defensins

back 8

vasoactive peptide facilitating the recruitment of innate immunity mediators

front 9

cryptidins

back 9

alpha-defensins made by Paneth cells

front 10

bradykinin

back 10

inhibits dissemination of pathogens by forming blood clots

front 11

which of the following does not describe the outcome of complement activation?

a.chemotaxis b.opsinization c.vasoconstriction d.proteolysis

back 11

c

front 12

anaphylatoxins

back 12

induce local and systemic inflammatory responses

front 13

properdin

back 13

protects C3bBb from protease degredation

front 14

iC3

back 14

binds factor B for cleavage by factor D which initiates alternative complement pathway

front 15

C3bBb

back 15

alternative C3 converatse

front 16

C3b2Bb

back 16

alternative C5 converatse

front 17

C5

back 17

inflammatory mediator and initiates membrane attack complex

front 18

complement receptors

back 18

regulatory proteins

CR1, CR3, CR4, binds C3b and stimulates phagocytosis, binds iC3

front 19

pathogen recognition receptors

back 19

regulatory proteins

phagocytic receptors, recognize associated molecular patterns and stimulate phagocytosis

front 20

toll-like receptors

back 20

regulatory proteins

recognize pathogen associated molecular patterns and stimulate production of cytokines

front 21

NOD-like receptors

back 21

regulatory proteins

located in cytoplasm, bind products of bacterial degradation and stimulate cytokine production

front 22

inflammasome

back 22

in response to cell stress, cleaves pro-IL-1B to active form, associates with NLRP3 and procaspase-1

front 23

RIG-1-like receptors

back 23

located in the cytoplasm and detect viral DNA/RNA resulting in production of cytokines esp interferons

front 24

IL-6

back 24

cytokine

induces liver to produce and up-regulate acute phase proteins, acts on hypothalamus, fat, muscle to increase temperature of infected tissue

front 25

CXCL8

back 25

cytokine

neutrophil chemotactic factor, up-regulates neutrophil adhesion molecules

front 26

IL-12

back 26

cytokine

recruits NK cells

front 27

IL-15

back 27

cytokine

activates NK cells

front 28

IFN- alpha and beta

back 28

cytokine

antiviral chemokines, activate antiviral responses

front 29

IFN-y

back 29

cytokine

activates macrophages

front 30

NF-kB

back 30

transcription factors

activates transcription of pro-inflammatory cytokines