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antigens and MHC Flashcards

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terms to describe an antigen

occur in unrelated animal and plant species, but they share the same structure

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heterogenetic/heterophilic antigen

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antigen

  • are incomplete/partial antigens
  • gives the antigen its antibody provoking abilities
  • they cannot induce immune response alone
  • antigens will become antigen if it binds to it
  • low molecular weight
  • antigenic
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hapten

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types of adjuvants

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  • aluminum and calcium salts
  • freund’s adjuvant
  • lipopolysaccharide/endotoxins
  • squalene
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classification

carrier and hapten are present

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complete antigen

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  • thymic dependent produces:
  • thymic independent produces:
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  • IgG
  • IgM
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  • substances that induce mitosis
  • can be considered “mimics of antigens”
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mitogen

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terms to describe an antigen

  • “twin”
  • between genetically identical individual
  • isograft
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syngeneic antigen

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antigenic determinants

  • it is seen on antigen:
  • it is seen on antibodies:
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  • epitope
  • paratope
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B cell or T cell Mitogens

  • concanavalin A (Con A)
  • phytohemagglutins
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T cell mitogens

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chromosome 6: CLASS I, CLASS II or CLASS III

  • C4B
  • C4A
  • C2
  • TNF
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CLASS III

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attached to the antigen, and would fit to the antigen binding site on our antibodies

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epitope

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B cell or T cell Mitogens

  • lipopolysaccharide
  • protein A
  • anti-immunoglobulin
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B cell mitogens

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any agent capable of inducing an immune response

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immunogen

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terms to describe an antigen

  • “sibling”
  • between different individuals with same species
  • homograft/allograft
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allogenic/homologous antigen

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2 or more compounds that has a degree of dissimilarity, but share antigenic determinants

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cross reactivity

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classification

either the carrier or hapten is present

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incomplete antigen

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kinds of antigen

a particulate antigen which when reacted with its antibody, results in the appearance of clumps/agglutination

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agglutinogen

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kinds of antigen

acted upon by allergenic antibodies in allergic reactions

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allergens/anaphylactogens

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MHC cell distribution: CLASS I, II, or III

on B cells antigen presenting cells

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CLASS II

20
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determinants common to several HLA molecules each of which additionally bears a distant HLA private antigen

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HLA public antigens

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MHC cell distribution: CLASS I, II, or III

found on all nucleated cells

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CLASS I

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kinds of antigen

a soluble antigen which when reacted with antibody results in precipitation pr setting out of antigen

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precipitinogen

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chromosome 6: CLASS I, CLASS II or CLASS III

HLA-A,B,C

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CLASS I

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terms to describe an antigen

  • comes from self
  • same individual
  • autograft
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autologous antigen

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chemical composition of antigen

  • most are HAPTENS
  • do not posses sufficient chemical diversity
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polysaccharide

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kinds of antigen

neutralized by antitoxin

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toxin

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any agent capable of binding to components of immune response

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antigen

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chromosome 6: CLASS I, CLASS II or CLASS III

  • DP region: beta-1,2; alpha-1,2
  • DQ region: beta-1,2,3; alpha-1,2
  • DR region: (4)beta, alpha
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CLASS II

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property to induce a detectable immune response

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immunogenicity

30
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he, a french scientist, gave the name HLA (human leukocyte antigen)

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Dausset

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chemical composition

  • most immunogenic (strongest)
  • high no. of epitopes
  • high no. of antibody
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protein

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A
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  • found on all nucleated cells in the body
  • plays a pivotal role on both humoral and cellular immunity
  • MAIN FXN: brings antigen to the cell surface for recognition by T cellls
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MHC molecules

34
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chemical composition of antigen

  • immunogens
  • best illustrated by RBC blood group antigens
  • HLA antigen
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glycoprotein

35
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genes coding for MHC molecules are found on in the (?)

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short arm of chromosome 6

36
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all (?) are antigenic whereas (?) are not necessarily immunogenic

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  • immunogens
  • antigens
37
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genes controlling expression of a large group of proteins

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MHC (major histocompatibility complex)

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antigen

  • protein which gives the hapten the required size
  • high molecular weight
  • immunogenic
  • can cause production of antibody
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carrier

39
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terms to describe an antigen

  • “animal”
  • between different individuals of different species
  • xenograft
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xenogenic/heterologous

40
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substances administered with an antigen that enhances the immune response

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adjuvants

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antigenic size

  • non immunogenic:
  • reasonable/potent immunogenic:
  • good immunogen:
  • excellent immunogen:
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  • <5,000 da
  • > 10,000 da
  • 40,000 da (albumin)
  • > 1,000,000 da (hemocyanin)
42
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combined B and T cell mitogens:

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  • pokeweed mitogen
  • lectins
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HLA antigens found on single molecule (and no other)

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HLA private antigens

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