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T cell-mediated immunity

Overview For microbes within phagosomes in phagocytes.cd4+ T lymphocytes (TH1) Activate phagocyte by cytokines studies on Listeria monocytogenes For microbes infecting and replicating in the cytoplasm of different cell types CD8+ also for microbes in phagocytes that escaped from the phagosome into the cytosol

Overview, cont d T cell-dependent macrophage activation and inflammation may damage normal tissues = delayed type hypersensitivity For helminths TH2 cells -stimulate secretion of IgE -activate eosinophils & mast cells

CD4+ IFNgamma & IL-12 IL-4 Naïve CD4+ TH1 TH2 Transcription factors that work here are: STAT1, T-bet, & STAT4 Of its functions: promotion of TH2 differentiation TH1 TH2 Of its functions: inhibition of TH1 development IFN-gamma IL-4, IL-5, IL-13, IL-10 Of its functions: further differentiation of TH1 and inhibition of TH2 proliferation CXCR3, CCR5 Ligands for E- & P-selectin Classically activate macrophages CCR4, CCR8, CXCR4 Alternatively activate macrophages

2 major pathways of macrophage activation: From T lymphocytes and others And foreign materials Also induces macrophages to become multinucleated giant cells From -T lymphocytes -mast cells -eosinophils etc. The major role of alternatively activated macrophages Robbins basic pathology 9 th edition modified

Differentiation of CD4+ into TH1 due to: Intracellular microbes in phagocytes (macrophages and dendritic cells) or when microbes bind to Toll-like receptors on these cells secretion of IL-12, IL-18 and IFN-gamma Also stimulated NK cells secrete IFN-gamma this stimulates macrophage to secrete IL-12 Mutation will cause:.. CD40 ligand (CD40L) on T cell binding to CD40 on APC stimulates cytokine production from APCs

Effector functions of TH1 cells Secretion of IFN-gamma phagocyte killing of microbe secretion of antibodies from B cells (IgG for opsonization and complement-fixation) Secretion of lymphotoxin (LT) & TNF activation of neutrophils/inflammation Excessive activation of TH1 some autoimmune diseases & granulomatous inflammations see next slide Note: The migration of effector T cells from the circulation to peripheral sites of infection is largely independent of antigen, but cells that recognize antigens in tissue are preferentially retained there

Delayed type hypersensitivity reactions As a collateral damage in response to microbes or pathologic from the beginning (autoimmune disease) Sensitization and challenge??? PPD test???

TH2 differentiation In response to helminths and allergens Interplay of IL-4, TCR signals and transcription factors (GATA-3 & STAT6) Little role of innate cells here

TH2 responses IL-4 stimulates production of helminth-specific IgE coat the helminth IL-5 stimulates eosinophils Mast cells have Fc receptors for IgE Secrete major basic protein and major cationic protein destroy helminths Macrophages activated here induce formation of Release of vasoactive amines, eicosanoids & cytokines granulomas in chronic parasitic infection and tissue remodeling in allergy

TH2 responses, cont d IL-13 stimulates mucus production IL-4 stimulate peristalsis in GIT

TH 17 Do not produce IFN-gamma or IL-4 Secrete IL-17 recruitment of neutrophils and monocytes Their differentiation is induced by: -antigen -TGF-beta a stimulator of regulatory T cells -IL-6 -IL-1 -IL-23

CD8+ (CTL: cytotoxic T lymphocytes) CTL-mediated killing: -Antigen recognition -Activation of CTLs -Delivery of the lethal hit) -Release of the CTLs

CD8+ antigen recognition TCR + co-receptor (CD8) + adhesion molecules (e.g., LFA-1) ICAM-1 is its ligand The signals from dendritic cells that induced CTLs differentiation are not required for activating killing CD8+ also expresses KIR and receptors for MICA and MICB

CD8+ the lethal hit After killing signal, the target cell dies even if the CD8+ detaches they release their contents by exocytosis into the synapse between the 2 cells In cytoplasmic granules (= secretory lysosomes)

CD8+ granule contents Granzymes A,B and C serine proteases Caspase-independent pathways Cathepsin B: protects CTLs by degrading perforins if they are in contact with CTL membrane Activates caspase 3 and Bid Perforin homologous to C9 Serglycan a sulphated proteoglycan Granulysin alter permeability of target membranes

CD8+ surface molecules Fas ligand (FasL) important also in killing activity of CD4+!

Memory T cells May be derived from CD4, CD8, TH1 or TH2 Central VS effector memory T cells???? Maintenance of memory cells: IL-7 for CD4+ and CD8+ IL-15 for CD8+