During an immune response, dendrite cell activates Helper TH cells. Antigen-MHC binds to the TCR complex and CD4. Activates Helper TH cells. Activated Helper TH cells stimulate the dendritic cells, And it activates CD 4+ T cells. Dendritic cells with CD 4+ T molecule activates Cytotoxic T cell.
Part A Dendritic cell Co-stimulator Co-stimulator TH cell - Tc cell What is the name of...
Adaptive Immunity: Second Line of Defense—Cellular Defenses The T-cell receptors and CD4 and CD8 molecules interact with major histocompatibility complex (MHC) proteins. MHC proteins are found on most cells of the body. There are two variations, or classes, of MHC proteins. MHC class I is expressed on the surface of most cells of the body such as skin cells, liver cells, and others. Should a cell become infected with a virus, viral antigens are processed in the cells and expressed...
answer all the questions answering one question is not helpful 1. A helper T cell is capable of helping another cell because it expresses a protein on its surface that binds to a different protein on the surface of the cell being helped. What are these proteins (on the T cell, and on the cell being helped)? CD28, and B7 TNF, and TNFR Class I MHC, and TCR CD40L, and CD40 CTLA-4, and B7 2. Helper T cells are restricted...
Part A: Traditionally what key immune cell type is associated with MS pathology? A) Dendritic cells B) CD4+ T-cells C) CD8+ T-cells D) Glial cells Part B: Where in the brain might ectopic lymphoid structures form in MS patients? A) Ventricles B) Choroid plexus C) Meninges D) Loop of Henle
Question 13 0.25 pts There are two different major classes of dendritic cells, which class is responsible for induction of T cell responses against most antigens? plasmacytoid dendritic cells classical (or conventional) dendritic cells Question 14 0.25 pts Class II MHC molecules are expressed on all nucleated cells, but class I MHC
What determines whether a dendritic cell or a macrophage presents the antigen? Which one has MHC I and MHC II receptors
Which antigen presenting cell is capable of presenting antigen and co-stimulation to a naive CD4 or CD8 T lymphocyte? A. B cell B. Macrophage C. Dendritic cell D. Macrophage or dendritic cell E. Macrophage, dendritic cell, or B cell
Answer both of them with explaination please A B-cell may be activated by: Another B-cell O A cytotoxic T-cell A TFH cell A natural killer T-cell Question 7 3 Which costimulatory receptor on T cells promotes T cell activation following the binding of the T cell receptor to the MHC/peptide complex? CD8 B7 CD28 CD3 CD4
Could you help with any of these ? and provide an explanation so I'll understand? thank you so much Circle all that apply 1) A patient has inherited two defective genes for TAP2 (remember the case study from before) Which of the following are true? (circle all that apply): - The patient will have a scarcity of CD4+ T helper cells -MHC class I molecules will not be expressed to any extent on the patient's cells -MHC class II molecules...
Pls help me fill in the blanks sir/maam T cells mature in the thymus gland in response to that is secreted by the thymus gland. When a T cell leaves the thymus it has a unique These T cells are not able to recognize foreign invaders called _without help. The invader has to be presented to the T cell in a specific way by an __ protein. Immunity mediated by T cells and Tc cells is referred to as _immunity....
31. Which part of this T cell receptor is produced only AFTER the T cell has bound an antigen? A. The part labeled "A" B. The parts labeled "B" C. The entire T cell receptor D. None of it. It is all produced BEFORE antigen binding. E. T cells don't bind antigens; only antibodies do that. 37. How do Treg cells differ from Th cells? A. When Treg cells bind B7, they engulf and destroy it. B. Treg cells secrete...