IMIN Lec. 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What do receptors on lymphocytes recognize

A

Antigens

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2
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What is unique about antigen receptors

A

they are clonally distributed, each with a unique receptor

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3
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How are BCRs or TCRs activated

A
  1. Antigen receptors associate with cellular signalling proteins
  2. adjacent receptors pulled into aggregate
  3. cross linking bridge->signal transduction with same transduced signal
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4
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What kinds of antigen do B cells work on

A

3D, extracellular

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5
Q

What kind of antigens can T-cells work on

A

Have to be represented by MHC

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6
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Each B cell encodes ____BCR with unique _______

A

unique BCR, antigen specificity

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7
Q

What stimulates B cell to produce antibodies?

A

Antigen,

cytokines, chemokines (2)

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8
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An antibody is

A

Secreted BCR with identical antigen specificity to the antigen that stimulated it

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9
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Antibody structure

A

2xlight chain

2xheavy chain, connected to each other by 2x disulphide bonds

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10
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Light chains have _ V domains, _ C domain, compared to heavy chains

A

1, 1

1, 3 at least

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11
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antibodies bind antigens through

A

variable regions of light and heavy chains

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12
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V region
C region (in clones)
A

Varies between clones

Is conserved between clones

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13
Q

Antibodies bind antigens by

A

reversible non-covalent interactions

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14
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Epitope

A

parts of antigen recognized by antibody

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15
Q

IgA

A

two IgA molecules joined by J chain, which facilitates transport of IgA across mucous
-also facilitates transfer of IgA to newborns

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16
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IgD

A

vestigial receptor, replaced by IgA

17
Q

IgE

A

mast cell degranulation-allergic response

18
Q

IgG

A

monomer, binds+neutralizes toxins

Opsonization

19
Q

IgM

A

J chain, first antibody in mature B cells

important for complement pathway, seen early only

20
Q

ADCC

A

antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity

21
Q

Antibodies bind antigens by

A

reversible non-covalent interactions

22
Q

Avidity

A

strength of multiple binding sites