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Class I MHC is composed of a heavy chain noncovalently bound to a _________.
Beta 2 Microglobulin
Where are MHC I proteins found?
On the surface of virtually all nucleated cells.
Where are MHC II proteins found?
On macrohages, B cells, dendritic cells and langerhans cells.
This type of graft rejection sees a reduction in circulation and mononuclear cell infiltration in 11-14 days. Leads to necrosis.
Acute Allograft Rejection - T cell mediated reaction is the main cause of rejection
Which class of MHC plays the major role in graft rejection:
MHC II
The main pathogenic finding in this type of allograft rejection is atherosclerosis of the vascular endothelium.
Chronic rejection- incompatability of Minor MHC antigens
Hyperacute rejection is due to the reaction of preformed _______ antibodies.
Anti-ABO
This reaction occurs when immunocompetent transplant cells attack an immuno-compromised host.
Graft vs. Host Disease