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2 parts of Major Histocompatibility Complext |
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HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C AGNs Found on ALL nucleated cels |
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Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes (CTL) to interact with target cell |
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Class II gene products present on |
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B cells, macrophages, dendritic cells, endothelial cells |
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Class II gene products mediate response in |
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T cell-dependent reactions |
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T or F: Matching Class I and Class II AGNs is important in successful transplants |
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Substitute or replace a diseased organ or tissue with a functional one |
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Transplanted tissue or organs |
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Donor and host is same individual no rejection |
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Transplant between identical twins no rejection |
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Allogeneic donor same species rejection if not well matched |
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What is often needed for allograft transplantation |
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immunosuppressive therapy |
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Most common type of transplant |
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Transfer of tissue from one species to another |
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Rejection occurs within minutes to hours of transplantion |
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Prevention for Hyperacute rejection |
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Occurs days to weeks after transplantation and may last life of graft |
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Symptoms of acute rejection |
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fever and graft tenderness |
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CD4 cells produce cytokines and induce hypersensitivity response against graft CD8 cells can destroy grafted tissue |
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Cell-mediated immunity is usually reversed by |
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immunosuppressive therapy |
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CD4 cells induce B cells to make |
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ABY formation damage due to |
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C' activation OR ABY dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity |
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Months to years following transplant |
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Chronic rejection is mediated by |
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What happens during chronic rejection |
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narrowing of organ blood vessels, fibrosis, anteriosclerosis |
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Is Chronic rejection reversible? |
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Is ABO compatibility necessary for bone marrow transplants? |
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Serological detection of Class I and Class II AGNs |
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2 components of Lymphocytotoxicity test? |
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The ABYs in the Lymphocytotoxicity test are |
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monoclonal or from sensitized individuals |
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What 3 types are associated with the Lymphocytotoxicity test? |
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B cells, Lymphocytes, and Complement |
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Lymphocytotoxicity test: Lymphocytes |
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Class I AGNs Separate by gradient centrifugation |
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Lymphocytotoxicity test: B cells |
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Class II AGNs Cell preparation enriched by using magnetic beads coated with anti-DR ABYs |
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T or F: Lymphocytotoxicity test NOT the best method for determining Class II AGNs |
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Which type of test is much better for determining Class II AGNs? |
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Procedure for Lymphocytotoxicity test |
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Use microtiter trays Mix cells + specific serum Incubate Add C' Add trypan blue |
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Interpretation of Lymphocytotoxicity test |
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Dead cells take up dye
Live cells exclude dye |
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If dye is taken up then... |
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ABY attached & complement damages cell membranes |
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Corneal transplants Skin grafts Kidney transplants Liver, Heart, & Lungs Pancreas BM transplants Peripheral blood progenitor cells - PBSC |
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Determines DNA sequence coding for HLA-DR, HLA-DQ, & HLA-DP |
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Most common type of transplant surgery |
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Is the compatibility test needed for corneal transplants? |
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Why is compatibility test not needed for corneal transplants? |
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Tissue does not come in contact with the immune system |
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Used to provide mechanical function or support |
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Autografts and Allografts are used for |
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Bone graft processing reduces ___ ___ |
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The Allograft material used in the bone graft is what when healing is complete |
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Development of ____ ____ replacement materials has lowered the demand for allografts |
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Most often transplanted solid organ in U.S. |
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Must match ____ ____ in Kidney transplants |
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T or F: HLA typing is important, but not essential for kidney transplants |
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Living donors-kidney transplants: Test for |
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HLA-A, -B, -C, -DR, -DQ, DP |
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Cadaver donors-kidney transplants: Test for |
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How long can kidneys be held after death? |
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If number of HLA typing mismatches is less than or equal to 1, _____ ____ |
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What prior to grafting may increase survival (tolerance) |
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Multiple blood transfusions |
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Heart must be transplanted within ___ hours |
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Good HLA match with Heart transplants ___ ___ |
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Is there a difference between Lung-Heart transplants and Liver transplants? |
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Lung-Heart: ABO typing Liver: ABO typing (HLA match may improve survival) |
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What do you need for Pancreas transplants |
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T or F: Transplantation of isolated islet cell is more successful than full pancreatic transplant |
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Bone Marrow transplants treatment of |
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Leukemia, some immunodeficiency diseases, aplastic anemia, & MM |
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Hematopoietic progenitor cells are given _____ |
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2 types of BM transplants |
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Autologous and allogeneic |
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Recipient of BM transplants are treated with |
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chemotherapy/radiation to destroy own BM |
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Autologous BM transplants |
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remove patient's BM, freeze & return to patient after patient treated Rejection is NOT a problem |
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Allogeneic BM transplants |
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What type of typing is important for Allogeneic BM transplants |
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HLA: NEED HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-D match |
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Graft Vs Host (GVH) Disease |
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Donor cells attacking host cells |
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Skin lesions, diarrhea, jaundice |
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If BM transplantation is successful, what happens? |
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Recipient hematopoietic and immune cells are replaced by donor cells |
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Which type of transplant is increasingly being used in place of BM as a source of stem cells? |
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Peripheral blood progenitor (stem) cells (PBSC) |
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4 Reasons for using PBSC over BM |
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Can collect larger amount of stem cells More rapid hematologic recovery Elimination of surgical procedure and anesthesia risk for the donor Reduced transplant cost |
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1. Donors are given growth factors to increase the amount of stem cells released into the blood stream 2. PBSC are removed by apheresis |
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Blood is removed through vein; blood goes through apheresis machine; mononuclear cells are separated; remaining RBC & plasma fractions are returned to the donor |
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2 Specific therapies that decrease lymphocytes |
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Anti-lymphocyte globulin Monoclonal anti-CD3, anti-CD4, anti-IL-2, and others |
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3 types of Nonspecific immunosuppressive agents |
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Cyclosporine Azathioprine Steroids |
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Reduces expression of IL-2 receptors and decreases cytokine production by T Helper cells |
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Prevents cell proliferation |
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Type of steroids used in prevention & treatment of rejection |
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Anti-inflammatory Steroids... |
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affect activated macrophages & decrease expression of HLA AGNs |
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