L4 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

two types of t cells

A

CD4 T-cells
CD8 T-cells

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2
Q

b cells originate and/or differentiate in the _____

A

and
bone marrow

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3
Q

t-cells ____ in bone marrow

A

originate

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4
Q

t cells differentiate to _____ in the ____

A

mature t cells
thymus

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5
Q

what do t cells differentiate into in the thymus?

A

helper t cells
cytotoxic t cells

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6
Q

jacques miller discovered what

A

thymectomised mice (no thymus)

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7
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as we age, our thymus ___

A

shrinks

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8
Q

CD3

A

not involved in antigen recognition
interacts with TCR to mediate intracellular signalling

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9
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for a t-cell how does it recognize antigen peptide?

A

APC presents it to the tcell TCR via MHC (antigen presenting cell)
antigen has to be processed and presented
MHC - major histocompatibility complex

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10
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how does b cell recognize pathogen

A

binds to pathogen via BCR

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11
Q

in humans what is MHC called

A

HLA - human leukocyte antigen

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12
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where is MHC-1

A

most nucleated cell

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13
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MHC II has restricted expression

A

yes - macrophages, b cells

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14
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alpha and beta chains in MHC-I AND II

A

I - long alpha chain is bound to membrane and non-covalently linekd to 2 beta chains
II - both chains have transmembrane domains

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15
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the space between where MHC molecules bind peptides is called

A

cleft

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16
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polygenic

A

contains several different MHC class I and II genes

17
Q

polymorphic

A

multiple variants of each gene within the population

18
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only MHC class ___ and ___ are involved with antigen presenting to T-cells

19
Q

alpha chain of MHC-I is encoded by the ___, ____ and ___ loci in humans

20
Q

B2-microglobulin is encoded by a ___ in a ____

A

gene
different chromosome

21
Q

MHC II encoded by the ___, ___ and ____ regions in humans

A

DP, DQ, AND DR
(they encode alpha and beta chains)

22
Q

examples of polymorphism

A

hair eye colour

23
Q

MHC genes are ___ expressed

A

co-dominantly

24
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MHC class I and II = highly specialized antigen presenting molecules that form complexes with ___

A

peptide ligands

25
class I and II molecules exhibit ____ in the region that binds peptide
polymorphisms
26
antigenic peptides are produced from proteins by a process called ____ to make small fragments
antigen processing
27
class I MHC are involved in presentation of _____ antigens
intracellular - viral
28
class II MHC involved in presentation of ____ antigens
extracellular parasites, bacteria
29
proteosome
in cell cleaves what we don't need anymore
30
in the processing of exogenous antigen to class II MHC, there is involved an ___
invariant chain
31
TCR specificity is determined by both ____ and ____
antigen peptide MHC
32
what are the co-receptors for MHC 1 and 2
CD4 (MHC 2) CD8 (MHC 1)
33
what do MHC class I and II do to CD4 classes
they present antigens to CD8/4 T cells