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Lecture 8

Danial Dadgostar Immunology N/A English 16 cards

How do intracellular pathogens overcome superoxide free radicals and hydrogen peroxides?

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  1. 1What are the two main classes of bacterial pathogens?1. Extracellular pathogens - grow outside of host cells.
    2.Intracellular pathogens - grow inside host cells.
  2. 2Give examples of some extracellular bacterial pathogens:1. Streptococcus pneumoniae
    2. Corynebacterium diptheriae
    3. Clostridium tetani.
    4. Clostridium perfingens
    5. Bacillus anthracis.
  3. 3What are the survival strategies for extracellular bacteria.- Capsules and surface proteins that mask the bacterium.
    - e.g. Streptococcus pneumoniae capsular polysaccharide.
    - releases S.pneumoniae pneumolysin toxin.
    - Can evade immune system.
  4. 4Give an example of an intracellular pathogen.Salmonella
  5. 5An army of Burkoldiera Pseudomallei attacks a human. What does it have to overcome in the phagosome?1. Acid
    2. Nitric Oxide
    3. Defensins
    4. Hydrolases
    6. Superoxie/Hydrogen Peroxide
  6. 6How do intracellular pathogens overcome superoxide free radicals and hydrogen peroxides?How do intracellular pathogens overcome superoxide free radicals and hydrogen peroxides?
  7. 7What happened when SodC gene was deleted in B.pseudomallei?1. No superoxide dismutase formed.
    2. Bacteria dead. "reduced virulence"
  8. 8Extracellular bacterial pathogen peptides arepresented on MHC Class..II
  9. 9Intracellular bacterial pathogen peptides are expressed on MHC ClassI
  10. 10Explain the process by which intracellular pathognes are destroyed and presented:Explain the process by which intracellular pathognes are destroyed and presented:
  11. 11Explain the process by which extracellular pathogens are processed:Explain the process by which extracellular pathogens are processed:
  12. 12Summarise T cell Responses to Extracellular Bacteria:Summarise T cell Responses to Extracellular Bacteria:
  13. 13Summarise T cell response to intracellular bacteria:Summarise T cell response to intracellular bacteria:
  14. 14Burkholderia pseudomallei causes Melliodosis. An effective vaccine currently does not exist. What other vaccines do not exist for other intracellular pathogens>1. Salmonella enterica - TYPHOID FEVER
    2. Mycobacterium turberculosis- POOR
    3. Legionella pneumophilia - LEGIONNAIRES DISEASE
  15. 15Explain the process by which Naked DNA vaccines function:- Identify and produce gene coding for vaccine component (protein)
    - DNA is taken up by cells in body (muscle cells)
    - These cells produce the protein
    - An immune response develops to this protein.
  16. 16Are naked DNA vaccines overall effective?- Work well in mice.
    - Dissapointing trials in humans.
    West Nile Fever vaccination used in horses.
    Vaccine encodes coat proteins.
    - Infectious Hematopoietic necrosis vaccine licensed for use in fish.
    - Vaccine encodes surface glycoprotein.

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N/A Immunology Flashcards on Lecture 8, created by Danial Dadgostar on 27/11/2014.
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