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gen
gen:
- immune response: Ag captured, processed, and presented by APCs
- must be done so B and T cells recognize
antigen
antigen drives the adaptive immune response by stimulatig B and T cells
APCs
APCs:
- Ag needs to be acquired and presented to T cells by APCs
MHC II
1. APCs present exogenous Ag to Th cells by processing, loading and presenting Ag to an MHC II
2. APCs shuttle MHC-II-Ag complex to its surface for presentation
3. Th cells can only see Ag if its presented on the surface of an APC within the context of self MHC II
* only APCs can take up, process and present exogenous Ag via MHC II
MHC I
almost any nucleated cell that is infected by intracellular pathogens can process and present endogenous Ag to CTLs ( cytotoxic T cells) via MHC I
BCR
B cells have a BCR on the surface that can recognize/ interact with soluble, free in solution
TCR
T cells have a TCR on the surface that can recognize Ag only when presented by an APC or an infected, nucleated cell within the context of self MHC
Th cells
B cells need help (cell to cell interactions and cytokines) from Th cells to make Ab
- B cells make Ab specific for the Ag that the B cell recognized initially
MHC II
1. APCs proccess and loading Ag onto an MHC II molecule
2. APCs shuttle MHC II- Ag complex to its surface for presentation to Th cells
3. Th cells can only see Ag if presented on the surface of an APC in context of self MHC II
MHC I
almost any nucleated cell infected by intracellular pathogens can process and present endogenous Ag to CTLs via self MHC I
BCR
BCR: cell surface receptors of B lymphocytes
- recognizes/ interacts with soluble, free in solution Ag
TCR
TCR:
- surface receptors of T cells
- recognize Ag only when presented by:
1. an APC -or-
2. an infected, nucleated cell
- within the context of self MHC
Th cells
- B cells need cell to cell interactions and cytokines from Th cells to make Ab
- B cells make Ab specific for the Ag initially recognized