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Name the 5 cells (including the final one) in development of B/T cells
1. Common Lymphoid progenitor
2. Pro B/T
3. Pre B/t
4. Immature B/T
5. mature B/T
What 3 enzymes are involved in B/T maturation?
Rag 1, Rag 2, and Tdt - add nucleotides to sequences without a compliment strand
When are CD3/4/8 present in T-cell maturation lineage?
starting in immature T-cells
When is CD19 present in B-cell maturatoin lineage? IgM?
CD19 - proB cell
IgM - Imm B (low) high in mature
What are the 4 regions involved in Recombination of T/B cell Heavy Chain development?
Variable, Diversity, Joining and Constant
What is the order of assembly in recombination of Heavy Chain of B/T cell?
D+J, add V then Add C, always starting w/ M
What are the possible Constant areas of heavy/light chain B/T cell recombination?
M, D, G,E, A
How does the light chain differ from the heavy chain in terms of components for recombination?
Light chain has no Diversity component,
What is the order of assembly in recombination of light chain of b/t cell?
a Vk, Jk, VL, JL, then add c
How does the RAG enzyme know where to start when doing recombination?
via a Recombination Signaling Sequence between Joining segments
How are the Heavy and light chains assembled together?
They are assembled into a linear structure, which folds over, and part is cut by exonuclease, and Ligase seals the ends together leaving a CODING JOINT and SIGNAL JOINT
What Enzyme allows CLASS SWITCHING?
AID - activation induced aminase
Which is the best functionally characterized TCR?
Alpha beta
Which Ig's are present in the Primary Humoral response? The secondary?
IgM-primary, IgG - secondary
Class 2 TCR are involved with what type of T-cells?
CD4
What is a Hapten?
an Antigenic determinant that is immunogenic ONLY when fused to its carrier