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Cytokines Slackers Facts by Mike Ori

Disclaimer The information represents my understanding only so errors and omissions are probably rampant. It has not been vetted or reviewed by faculty. The source is our class notes. The document can mostly be used forward and backward. I tried to mark questionable stuff with (?). If you want it to look pretty, steal some crayons and go to town. Finally… If you’re a gunner, buck up and do your own work.

IL-1 Secretor

Macrophage

IL-1 effects

Pyrogenic Acute inflammatory signal

IL-2 Secretor

Activated T helpers

IL-2 effects

Growth of T helpers and cytotoxic T’s

IL-3 secretor

Activated T cells

IL-3 effects

Stem cell growth in marrow similar to GM-GSF

IL-4 Secretor

TH2 cells Mast cells

IL-4 effects

Growth of B cells Ig class switching

IL-5 Secretor

TH2 cells Mast cells

IL-5 Function

B cell differentiation IgA class switch (notes have IgG1) Eosinophil production and activation

IL-6 Secretor

T helpers and macrophages

Il-6 function

Stimulates acute phase reactants and Ig

IL-7 Secretor

Thymic and bone marrow stromal cells

IL-7 function

Survival signal for immature T and B cells

IL-8 secretor

Macrophages

IL-8 Function

Major neutrophil chemotactic factor

IL-10 Secretor

T reg NOTE: Table in notes is different. See Mechanisms of immunity 12.

IL-10 function

Inhibits activated T cells

IL-12 secretor

B cells and macrophages

IL-12 function

Activates TH1 cells and NK cells

IL-13 Secretor

TH2 cells

Il-13 Function

Stimulates allergic response

IFN-gamma Secretor

TH1 cells

IFN-gamma function

Activates macrophages

IFN-I Secretor

Dendritic cells

IFN-I effects

General antiviral effects Antiproliferative action for somatic cells Signal 3 for T Cells

CD3 cell

T cells

CD 4 cells

T helper (TH1, TH2, TH17)

CD28 cell

T Helper

CD40L cell

T Helper

CD8 cell

Cytotoxic T cells

CD19 cell

B cells

CD20 cells

B cells

CD 40 cells

APC’s B cells, dendritic cells, macrophages

MHC-II cells

APC cells

TNF Alpha Secretor

Macrophages

TNF alpha function

Proinflammatory cytokine Apoptosis signal (weak?)

GM-CSF secretor

Monocytes T cells

GM-CSF function

Stimulates the marrow to produce monocytes and granulocytes

FAS receptor cells

Most (all?) human cells

Fas ligand cells

CD8 Cytotoxic T cells

FAS function

Induces apoptosis in host cells when signaled by CD8 cells.

Signal 1 components

TCR interacts with MHC-II along with CD4

Signal 2 components

B7 molecule on APC interact with CD-28 on T cells.

Signal 3

IL-12, IFN-I