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Cellular immunity is due to ___ cells,
T
T cells eliminate ______ pathogens.
intracellular
T cells unfortunately can eliminate ______ ______ if the match is not perfect.
Transplanted tissue
T cell____________ cancer cells.
eliminates
T cells kill _______ host cells
infected
Tcells help __________ kill phagocytosed pathogens.
Macrophages
Cellular immunity is DIFFICULT/EASY to passively tranfer
difficult
CD8 are _____ Tcells.
killer (Tc)
CD4 are _______ T cells.
Helper (Th)
Remember that Antigen Presenting Cells (APCs) present extra cellular antigen on MHC___.
II
CD__ T cells bind to MHCII and then "_____".
4, help
_____ cells present intralcellular antigen on MHC__.
All, I
If MHCI prsents "other", then CD ____ T cells bind and "____".
8, kill
MHC I MOLECULES are found on ___ nucleated human cell and samples from _____.
all, outside
MHC II MOLECULES are found on some types of ____(antigen presenting only) and sample from _______.
WBC's, inside
MHC proteins are ____ ____ ____: they identify.
tissue typing antigens
On the T cell,it is the ___ ____ ____ that binds to antigen and MHC.
T Cell Receptor (TCR)
LIKE/UNLIKE antibody, the TCR is not secreted; it is always membrane-bound.
unlike