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med immunology 8
role of MHC
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| T cell response is ___________ dependent (restricted) | antigen |
| T cell response is facilitated by __________. | MHC receptor molecules |
| MHC receptors are located on the __________ of all ________ or _________. | surface membrane, nucleated cells, APC presenting cells |
| APCs ingest _______ antigens by _________. | protein, phagocytosis |
| After APCs digest protein antigens into simple peptides, they bind to _________ that are located on the surface of APCs. | MHC receptors |
| MHC molecules present these processed antigens to _________ that have appropriate receptors. | T-cells |
| List 2 different sets of T cells which respond to 2 different sets of MHC receptors. | CD4+T cell responds to MHC2 CD8+T cell responds to MHC1 |
| MHCs are complex proteins coded by a family of genes, ______, that are inherited as a unit. | haplotype |
| MHC proteins are __________ proteins that are embedded into cell membranes. | transmembrane (integral) |
| MHC I is expressed on ___________, MHC class II is expressed on ________. | all nucleated cells, APCs such as macrophages, B cells and dendritic cells |
| CD4+T cells can interact with _______ because it can express _______. | APCs, MHC II |
| CD8+T cells can interact with __________ because it can express _______. | any nucleated cells, MHC I |
| After CD4+T cell interacts with APCs, it ___________. | synthesizes Cytokine like IL2 |
| After CD8+T cell interacts with any nucleated cells, it _________. | Kills infected cells |
| Viruses and cancer cells can _________ the expression of ______ and prevents it activating ______ that can act against the virus or the cancer cells. | supress, MHC, specific T cell |
| When viruses and cancer cells suppress the expression of MHC and prevent from activating specific T cells, the mechanism makes the patient __________ which can lead to secondary infections by other pathogens. | immune compromised |
| MHC I molecules bind catabolized __________like viruses, small bacteria, in the cell. | endogenous antigen |
| MHC I is synthesized inside _________. | endoplasmic reticulum |
| MHC II molecules bind catabolized __________antigens (majority of bacteria). | exogenous |
| Dendritic cells also process _________ antigens but bind to MHC ___ molecules, and presents the antigens to CD8+T-cells. | exogenous, I |
| MHC ___ interacts with ___________ receptor and prevents them from attacking and killing normal cells. | I, natural killer cell |
| NK cells target only _________ cells and ______ cells. | virus infected cells, tumor |
| MHC I do bind the peptides from normal self antigen but does not __________, because self molecules do not generate the __________. | lead to T cell activation, second signal molecule (costimulator) |
| What is required to activate the uncommitted(naive)T cells, which is generated by binding of MHC I and nonself antigen? | second signal molecule (costimulator) |
| What MHC genes are called? | HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen) |
| List the characteristics of HLA gene | Those are haplotype of genes, Codominant, and the most polymorphic and most diverse in the human geneome. |
| MHC class I is coded by ___ independent regions on chromosome ___, and they are called _______,_______,_______. | 3, 6, HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-Cw |
| Because both _______ and ______ MHC proteins are fully expressed in each cell in each person, ___ different MHC molecules per cell per person will be made if all the geneotypes are heterozygous. | maternal, paternal,12 |
| What makes tremendous polymorphism and diversity at MHC class I? | allelic combination of 3 gene systems |
| MHC class II is coded by ___ independent gene systems, and they are called _______, ______, and ______. | 3, HLA-DP, HLA-DQ, HLA-DR |
| What is the difference of independent gene systems of MHC I and MHC II? | HLA-DP,DQ,DR have A allele and B allele, but HLA-A,B,C don't. |