block 4 leacture 6 Flashcards

1
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where do adaptive responses occur?

A

secondary lymphoid organs

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2
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what do antigen presenting cells do?

A

process antigen and present as a peptide on an MHC molecule

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3
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which part of the T cell receptor interacts with the peptide?

A

hyper variable loop

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4
Q

What do CD4+ T cells do?

A

T helper cells respond to external proteins and

help B cells make antigens.

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5
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what do CD8 T cells do?

A

cytotoxic T cells which kill cell with antigen inside

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6
Q

structure of the class 1 MHC molecules?

A

alpha helicies with a beta plate

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7
Q

where is the peptide help on a class 1 MHC molecule?

A

peptide sits between the alpha helicies

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8
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which type of MHC is expressed on all nucleated cells?

A

type 1

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9
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what holds the peptide in place in MHC type 1?

A

amino acids with chrges in the alpha beta plate

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10
Q

how many amino acids fit in MHC type 1?

A

8/9

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11
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what is the process of antigen presentation?

A

proteins are degraded and reformed as peptides by proteosomes, TAP proteins allow 8 amino adcids and provide them to endoplasmic reticulum where they bind to MHC molecules and move to the surface of the cell

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12
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which cells notice if a cell is not expressing MHC?

A

natural killer cells

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13
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whats the difference between the MHC molecules in type 1 and type 2?

A

MHC type two has an open end meaning there is more flexability in the length of peptide and the peptides flop over the end

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14
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where do T cells mature?

A

thymus

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15
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what do T cells bind to on APCs?

A

MHC molecule and peptide

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16
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what is it called when T cells bind to MHC molecules weekly in the thymus?

A

posative selection

17
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what happens to the T cell if negative selection occurs?

A

T cell is removed from the repetoire as it binds too strongly to self