Exam 30: Molecular Immunology
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Immunoglobulins and TCRs associate with adaptor molecules that have________ , because they possess tyrosines that can be phophorylated.
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The human leukocyte antigen spans about 4Mbp on human chromosome 6.
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The clonal selection theory states that each antigen- reactive B cell or T cell has a cell surface receptor for a single antigen epitope.
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Adapter molecules associate covalently with their respective antigen receptors in the membrane.
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T cells undergo immune selection against potential antigen- reactive cells and selection for those cells that react strongly with self- antigens.
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The complete second signal for B cell activation requires which of the following interactions?
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All proinflammatory cytokines except________ induce fever at the systemic level.
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Cytokines produced by lymphocytes are often called _________ or _________.
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Antigen receptors can directly connect to signal transduction pathways because immunoglobulins and TCRs have very small cytoplasmic domains.
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Design five amino acid peptides bound by a single hypothetical class I protein. The peptide should be 10 amino acids long and have two anchor residues at position 2 and 5 on the motif.
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What are the differences and similarities between Class I and Class II MHC proteins?
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The occurrence of multiple alleles at a specific locus is called _________ .
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