MHC Flashcards

1
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 Purified antibodies cloned from a single cell
 Exhibit purity and specificity
 Able to recognized and bind to a specific antigen

A

MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES

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1975 – _______ and ________ discovered how to fuse lymphocytes to produce a single cell line. This single cell line is immortal and able to produce specific antibodies.

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1975 – Kohler and Milstein discovered how to fuse lymphocytes to produce a single cell line. This single cell line is immortal and able to produce specific antibodies.

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1975- _________________ and __________________ discovered a technique to produce antibody arising from a single B cell, which has revolutionized serological testing. For their pioneering research, they were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1984.

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1975- Georges Kohler and Cesar Milstein discovered a technique to produce antibody arising from a single B cell, which has revolutionized serological testing. For their pioneering research, they were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1984.

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4
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_______________- fusion of two different types of cells

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Hybridoma- fusion of two different types of cells

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5
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___________________
o cancerous plasma cells
o deficiency of the enzyme: ________________________________________________________________ (HGPRT)
o Cannot make their own DNA
o They will die out unless they are fused to a plasma cell

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Myeloma cells
o cancerous plasma cells
o deficiency of the enzyme: hypoxanthine- guanine
phosphoribosyl transferase (HGPRT)
o Cannot make their own DNA
o They will die out unless they are fused to a plasma cell

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Used to treat disease is called
__________________ because each type of monoclonal antibody will target specific antigen in the body (treatment for cancer and rheumatoid arthritis)

A

Used to treat disease is called
immunotherapy because each type of monoclonal antibody will target specific antigen in the body (treatment for cancer and rheumatoid arthritis)

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__________________________- In the case of metastatic breast cancer, it is an antibody directed against HER-2 or the neu protein, which is present in large numbers on tumor cells, has been helpful in slowing the disease’s progress.

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Trastuzumab (Herceptin)- In the case of metastatic breast cancer, it is an antibody directed against HER-2 or the neu protein, which is present in large numbers on tumor cells, has been helpful in slowing the disease’s progress.

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______________________- used to treat non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

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Rituximab (Rituxan)- used to treat non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

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_______________________- to treat
colorectal cancer and head and
neck cancers

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Cetuximab (Erbitux)- to treat
colorectal cancer and head and
neck cancers

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_______________________- to treat colorectal, non- small lung, and breast cancers

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Bevacizumab (Avastin)- to treat colorectal, non- small lung, and breast cancers

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In MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX, Genes are found on the short arm of chromosome _

A

In MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX, Genes are found on the short arm of chromosome 6

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12
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MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX was first named as ______________________________

Named by a French scientist __________ wherein he observes MHC in responses of the circulating white blood cells

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MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX was first named as HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen)

Named by a French scientist Dausset wherein he observes MHC in responses of the circulating white blood cells

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CLASS I MHC MOLECULES
 made in the ______________________________, where small peptides made within the cell are transported to the __.

A

CLASS I MHC MOLECULES
 made in the rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER), where small peptides made within the cell are transported to the ER.

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14
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Upon combining with MHC class I, the peptide MHC complex is transported through the ____________ to the ____________.

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Upon combining with MHC class I, the peptide MHC complex is transported through the Golgi complex to the cell surface.

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15
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The binding site of MHC class II molecules are first occupied by an ___________________.

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The binding site of MHC class II molecules are first occupied by an invariant chain (Ii).

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16
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CLASS I MOLECULE
 Coded for three different loci

A

A, B and C

17
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____ – locations where alleles are present

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Loci – locations where alleles are present

18
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_______ – alternative form of a gene that is found on the same chromosome

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Alleles – alternative form of a gene that is found on the same chromosome

19
Q

CLASS I MOLECULE
 Chain structure

A

a-chain and B2-microglobulin

20
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CLASS I MOLECULE
 Cells distribution: Expressed on all ___________ cells
o Highest?
o Low or undetected?

A

CLASS I MOLECULE
 Cells distribution: Expressed on all nucleated cells
o Highest on lymphocytes
o Low or undetected on liver, neural cells, muscle cells and sperm

21
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They present the peptide antigen to Tc cells

A

MHC CLASS I MOLECULE

22
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CD Marker of Class I Molecule?

A

CD8

23
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CLASS II MHC MOLECULE
 CODED FOR SEVERAL LOCI

A

DR, DQ and DP

24
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CLASS II MHC MOLECULE
 CHAIN STRUCTURE

A

a-chain and b-chain

25
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CLASS II MHC MOLECULE
 CELL DISTRIBUTION: Mainly found in _______________________

o Cells involve?

________________ - are the most potent APC.

A

CLASS II MHC MOLECULE
 CELL DISTRIBUTION: Mainly found in ANTIGEN PRESENTING CELLS

o B-lymphocytes, monocytes,
macrophages and dendritic cells

Dendritic cells are the most potent APC.

26
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They presents processed antigenic peptides to Th Cells

A

MHC CLASS II MOLECULE

27
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CD marker of Class II MHC Molecules

A

CD4

28
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In CLASS II MHC MOLECULE, they present the antigenic peptide via _______________, specifically for bacterial presentation.

A

In CLASS II MHC MOLECULE, they present the antigenic peptide via dendritic cells, specifically for bacterial presentation.

29
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In CLASS II MHC MOLECULE, processed is aided by _____ or ______________________ that binds the alpha and beta chain together.

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In CLASS II MHC MOLECULE, processed is aided by Clip or Class II invariant chain that binds the alpha and beta chain together.

30
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Mainly for _______, exogenous antigens are the one presented. While, for ______, it is either an endogenous or exogenous antigen.

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Mainly for Class II, exogenous antigens are the one presented. While, for class I, it is either an endogenous or exogenous antigen.

31
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Tor F
In Class II, the CD8 Tc Cell recognizes antigen in association for MHC Class I. If antigen is recognized as being foreign, cytokines are released causing the destruction of target cell.

A

F
Class I

32
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This class of MHC molecule will lead to the destruction of the antigen.

A

Class I

33
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This class of MHC molecule will will lead to production of antibodies and antigen via plasma cells and memory b cells

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Class II