Adaptive Immune Response Flashcards

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Antigen

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Any substance that, if presented in the right context, may trigger an immune response

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Epitope

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  • Part of an antigen that interacts with an antibody or T cell receptor
  • Distinct portion of the molecule: short peptides of 4-6 AAs; may include sugars, other organic molecules
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Immunogen

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HLA

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MHC

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6
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Distinguish between immune specificity, memory and tolerance

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7
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Compare and contrast MHCI and MHCII relative to expression patterns

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Describe the sequence of events for processing and presenting antigens from intracellular antigens

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Describe immunological memory in the context of primary and secondary immune response

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Describe T cytotoxic cells relative to activation, differentiation and elimination of antigen

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