Which of the following is incorrectly matched?
MHC-II ; alpha 1,2 and beta 1,2 domains |
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MHC-II ; present on all body cells |
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MHC-I ; antigen binding site is composed of alpha 1 and alpha 2 domains |
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MHC-II ; presents extracellular antigens from pathogens or other non-self proteins |
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MHC-I ; presents intracellular antigens from viruses or degraded self-proteins |
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MHC-I ; presents antigen to cytotoxic T cells |
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MHC-I ; alpha 1,2,3 domains and beta macroglobulin |
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MHC-II ; presents antigen to T helper cells |
The T cell receptor and B cell receptor differ from one another in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
somatic hypermutation after activation |
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number of antigen binding sites |
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somatic recombination before maturation |
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number of constant and variable regions |
Which of the following is matched INCORRECTLY?
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Which of the following is incorrectly matched?
MHC-II ; alpha 1,2 and beta 1,2 domains Option 1 |
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MHC-II ; present on all body cells. Option 2 |
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MHC-I ; antigen binding site is composed of alpha 1 and alpha 2 domains. Option 3 |
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MHC-II ; presents extracellular antigens from pathogens or other non-self proteins. Option 4 |
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MHC-I ; presents intracellular antigens from viruses or degraded self-proteins. Option 5 |
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MHC-I ; presents antigen to cytotoxic T cells. . Option 6 |
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MHC-I ; alpha 1,2,3 domains and beta macroglobulin. Option 7 |
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MHC-II ; presents antigen to T helper cells. Option 8 |
I have marked each of the option with Number
To answer lets understand MHC molecules
Hence in the above question all option are correctly matched except option 2 MHC -l is present in all body cell not MHC-ll
MHC -ll is present in antigen presenting cell dendritic cell, B lymphocytes, macrophages
Hence option 2 is correct answer
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