T cell receptor activation 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of proteins of the 435 proteins drugs target are the most common?

A

signal transduction proteins

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2
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What region of the TCR contain the complementarity determining region?

A

the variable region—it interacts with antigen/MHC

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3
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CDR1 and CDR2 are encoded by what region of the TCR>

A

the V region

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4
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CDR3 is encoded by what region of the TCR?

A

The junction of V, D, and J

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5
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What does CDR1, CDR 2, and CDR3 specifically bind?

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1=mostly MHC but partially antigen
2= almost entirely the MHC
3= almost completely the Antigen

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6
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What can DR3 do whether it is bound to or unbound ?

A

Change conformation

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7
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T-F, The antigen/MHC complex only binds to the TCR and not to CD4/CD8?

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False—It binds to both

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8
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Does the TCR and CD4/CD8 that are bound to the same antigen/MHC complex associate with each other?

A

No

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9
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Which CD co receptor is a monomer? a heterodimer?

A
monomer= CD4
heterodimer= CD8
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10
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Where do the CD4 and CD8 molecules bind on MHC?

A

invariant regions distant from the cleft—they greatly enhance the sensitivity

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11
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Why is CD4/CD8 enhancement necessary?

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low number of MHC/antigen complexes on the cell that a single TCR can interact with needsenhancement

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12
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Do TCR{ form homo or heterodimers?

A

homodimers

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13
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does CD3 epsilon form homo or heterodimers?

A

heterodimer with gamma on one side and with delta on the otehr

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14
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What do the CD3 subunits and the TCR{ subunits contain?

A

ITAM-immuno tyrosine based activation motifs yxxlx6-8yxxl

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15
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What initiates intracellular signaling from the TCR?

A

phosphorylation of ITAMS by tyrosine kinase LcK—-> recruit and bind zap-70

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16
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Zap-70 phosphorylates what?

A

LAT- form binding site for multiple signaling proteins

17
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What does PLC-gamma form by cleaving phosphatidyl inositol?

A

diacylglycerol for PKC or inositol 1,4,5 phosphate for Ca influx
(DAG and IP3)

18
Q

What does SLP-76 bind and what does it recruit?

A

LAT and recruits ITK

19
Q

What does PLC-gamma bind and what activates it?

A

LAT and phosphorylated by ITK

20
Q

What does PI3kinase do?

A

phosphorylates phosphatidyl inositol to form PIP3.

21
Q

What very important downstream regulator of activity, cell survival, apoptosis, translation, TF activation and metabolism is activated by PI3 kinase?

22
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What does recruitment of GEF to LAT do?

A

stimulation of G proteins—>kinase cascades

ras>raf>mek>erk>TFs

23
Q

What pathway does calcium inflow cause?

A

Ca>binds calmodulin> binds calcineurin> dephosphorylates NFAT a TF»nuclease to drive transcription

24
Q

What is critical for the activation of the NF-kB pathway

A

protein degradation

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Pathway of NF-kB activation?
DAG>IKK complex> phosphorylate I-kB> I-kB is degraded> releases NF-kB
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What does partial degradation of p100 lead to?
formation of p52
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Where do TFs bind to regulate genes?
promoter region
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What drives morphological changes in Tcell function?
actin polymerization and rearrangement---occur within minutes after activation
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What is Vav1?
GEF recruited by LAT
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What does Vav1 do?
Activates Rac, CDC42 and NCK.
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NcK binds to what>
WASp
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What does Rac/CDC42 and WASp lead to?
Arp2/3-->actin branching (mutations in any of these causes sever Tcell defects)