12: T Cell Receptors Flashcards

1
Q

Cytotoxic T cells

A

CD8+ cells that target cells infected with viruses or antigens bound to MHC class I

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2
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Helper T cells

A

CD4+ cells that activate macrophages, B cells, or neutrophils

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3
Q

Regulatory T cells

A

block activation of other T cells

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4
Q

How do T cell receptors generate diversity?

A

somatic recombination of germline DNA

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5
Q

T/F: TCR are secreted from the T cell

A

F

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6
Q

CD3

A

multi-subunit complex that is associated with TCRs and transmits intracellular signals

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7
Q

How do T cells receptors create identical specificity?

A

allelic exclusion

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8
Q

Where does TCR gene rearrangement occur?

A

thymus

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9
Q

What do B cell receptors do that T cell receptors don’t?

A
  1. somatic hypermutation
  2. secreted from cell
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10
Q

T/F: T cells are antigen-specific

A

F

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11
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Positive selection

A

CD8+ or CD4+ T cells will not be selected for without the antigen presentation by MHC class I and II molecules

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12
Q

What happens to non-functional T cells?

A

apoptosis

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13
Q

Which chain rearranges first?

A

beta

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14
Q

Which chain rearranges second?

A

alpha

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