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name the two requirements of B cell selection
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production of funcitonal BCR
quality control for BCR self reactivity |
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If light chain rearrangement of BCR is successful, it is paired with the heavy chain, which allows cell surface expression of Ig__ molecules
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M
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Once the cell produces cell surface IgM it is tested for ....
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reactivity to self moelcules in the surrounding environment
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If signaling through the BCR occurs during quality control what happens
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deaht
receptor editing |
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What are the requirements for successful T cell education
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TCR rearrangement
positive selection MHC restriction and co receptor expression negative selection |
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Once it enters the thymus, the developing cell first attempts to produce an ___ TCR that folds up properly and is expressed at the cell surface. If this fails it tires to produce __ tCR
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alpha beta
gamma delta |
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While the TCR gene rearrangement is being carried out, developing T cells do not express either the ___ or ___ co receptors. After stge will express both to become doubl epsoitive thymocytes
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CD 4 or 8
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where does positive selection take place
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cortial regions of thymic lobes
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Next comes the step of fitting where with the help of CD4 and CD8 co receptors T cell will be restricted by .....
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MHC I or II
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Negative selection ensures that the TCR does not have a very high reactivity for ___ peptides presented by the MHC molecule
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self
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where does negative selection occur
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medullary regions of thymic lobes
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When the B cells exit the bone marrow there are _____
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naive
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an important safeguard to prevent inappropriate responses is that in addition to antigen recognition, naive lymphocytes require ______ to become active
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co stim
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The most important pathway for costim of T cells are CD __ and CD__
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80 and 86
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What expresses CD80 and CD86 necessary for T cell activation? Where is CD28?
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APC cells
on TCR that receives the signal |
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The combo of TCR stimualtion along with co stim produces an intracellular signaling cascade inthe naive T cell that leads to gene ____
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txn
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The main cells that are able to efficiently activate naive T cells are ______
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DCs
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However in order to activate naive T cells, DCs must first activate _____
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themselves!
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What do DCs do when they receive stimulation through their PRRs due to infection or other inflammatory event
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load the antigen they ingested into the MHC molecules
migrate to T cell regions upregulate co stim molecules |
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what are three functions of DC
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sentinaels that detect danger via innate receptors
carry antigens to secondary lymphoid tissue present antigens along with critical co stim signals to naive T cells |
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___ are critical initiators of adatpvie immune responses
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DCs
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Co stim signals required by naive B can be provided in two ways...
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T indep
T dep |
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In T _____ co stim of naive B cells, naive B are able to become activated if their BCR binds an antigen and at the same time receive co stim from own innate receptors
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independent
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T indep generally produces Ig__ Abs
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IgM
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T __ co stim is usually short lived and not much memory
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ind
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When a _____ ___ cell comes along that has a TCR that recobnizes a peptide from an antigen, it pregulates CD40L and delivers signal to co stim CD40
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helper T
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T or F. Helpter T cells also secrete cytokines to facilitate B cella ctivation
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true
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define anergy
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when naive lymphocytes encounter antigen without co stim, they require more co stim in order to become active the next time
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why is anergy important
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autoimmune
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CD80 and CD86 are important for
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T cell activation
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CD40L and CD40 are important for what
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B cell activation by helper T cells
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