T-cells Flashcards

1
Q

Signal transduction complex in all T lymphocytes

A

CD3

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2
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CD4+, CD8-, TCR+

A

Helper T cell in circulation: NOT in thymus

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3
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CD4-, CD8+, TCR+

A

Cytotoxic T cell in circulation: NOT in thymus

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4
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CD4-, CD8-, TCR+

A

Not Possible- a coreceptor needs to be present before TCR is expressed

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5
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CD4-, CD8-, TCR-

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Is possible of a T-lymphocyte that leaves the bone marrow for the thymus to not have coreceptor or to have not yet rearrange variable domain for TCR.
**If TCR+ there must be a coreceptor expressed

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6
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MHC Class I antigens are recognized by

A

CD8

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7
Q

MHC class II antigens are recognized by

A

CD4

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8
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Adhesion molecule that mediates attachment of lymphocytes and APC

A

CD2 aka LFA-2

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9
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Produced by T-cell to increase proliferation of T-cells in the periphery

A

IL-2

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10
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Describe a T-cell receptor

A

Membrane bound Alpha,Beta or Delta, Gamma heterodimer

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11
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Refers to the recognition of MCH I or MCH II by double positive CD4+, CD8+ thymocytes

A

Positive Selection

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12
Q

What location would you most likely find gamma/delta

T-cells?

A

They migrate to respiratory organs, skin, and peritoneal cavity

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13
Q

The adaptive immune response has to be turned on and off. This is done by the competing of what?

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Competing of CTLA-4 (found exclusively on CD4 and CD8) with CD28 for the binding of B7 on the B-cell

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14
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What expresses high-affinity trimeric IL-2Ralphabetagamma

A

Ag-activated CD4+ and Ag-activated CD8+

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15
Q

What is the fate of a T-cell that has high affinity for self-MHC?

A

Deletion in the thymus via induced apoptosis

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16
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When a resting naive T-cell engages its specific MHC/peptide complex displayed on the surface of a fibroblast what happens to the T-Cell?

A

It becomes anergic

17
Q

What component of the TCR receptor complex is responsible for signal transduction?

A

CD3

18
Q

What type of structure is the TCR

A

A heterodimer consisting of an alpha chain and beta chain…….or a gamma chain and delta chain

19
Q

What segment is not present in the alpha chain gene of TCR?

A

Diversity (D)
The T cell receptor alpha chain genes do not posses D gene segments, although the delta chain genes do.
Any alpha chain rearrangement leads to the loss of the delta chain gene segments.

20
Q

What is the percentage of human peripheral blood T-cells bearing a gamma/delta T-cell receptor?

A

1-5%