2023-09-28T02:43:50+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>omalizumab </p>, <p>f; can also reduce late phase by preventing IgE binding to other cells</p>, <p>IL-5 </p>, <p>a,c</p>, <p>b</p>, <p>IL4; IL-13</p>, <p>blocks the IL-4Ra common subunit; blocks signaling of IL-4 &amp; IL-13</p>, <p>tezepelumab </p>, <p>d</p>, <p>mast cells; smooth muscle contraction </p>, <p>a</p>, <p>IL-5 secreting T2 lymphocytes </p>, <p>b,c </p>, <p>e</p> flashcards
Pharmacology of Asthma (Targeted Therapy)

Pharmacology of Asthma (Targeted Therapy)

  • omalizumab

    What is our anti-IgE mAb?

  • f; can also reduce late phase by preventing IgE binding to other cells

    Omalizumab can only inhibit early phase response. T/F?

  • IL-5

    - the major cytokine involved in growth, differentiation, and activation of eosinophils

  • a,c

    Which are anti-IL-5s?

    a) Mepolizumab

    b) Benralizumab

    c) Reslizumab

  • b

    Which is an Anti-IL-5 receptor blocker?

    a) Mepolizumab

    b) Benralizumab

    c) Reslizumab

  • IL4; IL-13

    _______ and ______ are key cytokines that promote IgE synthesis and

    inflammatory cell recruitment

  • blocks the IL-4Ra common subunit; blocks signaling of IL-4 & IL-13

    Dupilumab MOA?

  • tezepelumab

    What is our anti-TSLP mAb?

  • d

    Which is involved in the early asthmatic response?

    a) IL-5

    b) IL-4

    c) IL-13

    d) IgE

  • mast cells; smooth muscle contraction

    Once produced, IgE binds to _______ in the airway mucosa; this eventually

    leads to ___________.

  • a

    Which is involved in growth, differentiation, and activation of eosinophils?

    a) IL-5

    b) IL-4

    c) IL-13

    d) IgE

  • IL-5 secreting T2 lymphocytes

    What is the cause of eosinophilic asthma?

  • b,c

    Which promote IgE synthesis & inflammatory cell recruitment?

    a) IL-5

    b) IL-4

    c) IL-13

    d) IgE

  • e

    Which is derived from epithelial cells and heavily involved in the pathogenesis of asthma?

    a) IL-5

    b) IL-4

    c) IL-13

    d) IgE

    e) TSLP