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Produces antibodies
B-cells
CD4+
Cytokine production (T helper cells)
CD8+
Cytotoxic T cells (CTL)
Occurs after maturation of the B-cells, once migrated to periphery, introduction of mutations in the V regions of rearranged antibody
Somatic Hypermutation
Produce cytokines and interact with cells to promote their activation
Th (T helper cell)
Activated to kill infected cells
Tc (Cytotoxic T-cell)
Only recognise peptide antigen bound to MHC
T cell receptor
Multiple germline segments to generate diversity in the TcR
Combinatorial Diversity
Addition of non-template encoded (N) and palindromic (P) nucleotides at imprecise joints made between V-D-J elements to generate diversity in the TcR
Junctional Diversity
Is somatic mutation used to generate diversity in TcR?
NO!!!!!!!!!!
Immature B cells that express high affinity 'self' receptors, these either die, receive antibody editing (mutation) or have long term inactivation
Negative selection
Dependent on the stromal cells in the bone marrow
B cell development
Thymus provides environment for maturation
T cell development