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Function of CD8 Tcell
Kill virally infected cell
Functions of CD4 Th1 cell
Activate macrophage and help B cells produce antibody
Functions of CD4 Th2 cells
Help B cells switch antibodies (especially to IgE)
Functions of Th17 cells
Enhance neutrophile response
Promote epithelial barrier integrity
Functions of TfH cells
Help B cells to perform isotype switching
Help B cells produce antibody
CD4 reg cells
Suppress T cells
Pathogens targeted by CD8 T cells
Viruses, and some intracellular bacteria
Pathogens targeted by CD4 Th1 cells
Microbes that persist in macrophage vesicles and extracellular bacteria
Pathogens targeted by CD4 Th2 cells
, Helminth parasites
Pathogens targeted by CD4 Th17 cells
Fungi and klebsiella pneumoniae (an intestinal bacteria)
Natural killer T cells
COME
MAIT cells
mucosal associated invariant T cells
Recognised by mucosal associated invariant T cells
Vitamin B metabolites
Gamma delta T cells
COME BACK
Recognised by iNKT cells
Glycolipids loaded in CD1d
Receptor of a iNKT cell
Semi invariant (alpha chain is conserved, beta chain is variable)
5 features of MAIT cells
1. TCR alpha chain is highly conserved
2. Recognise microbial Vitamin B metabolites presented on MR1
3. Reside in mucosal compartments, liver and blood
4. Immunity to bacteria and yeast
5. Produce IFN-g, TNF-a, and IL-17
5 features of iNKT cells