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Epitope

Determinants of antigenicity

Antigenic

Term: recognized as foreign by host prrs and antibodies

Antigen

Any substance that can bind to an antibody or TCR

Immunogen

Substance that elicits an immune response

T

[T/F]: All immunogens are antigen, not all antigen are immunogen

Size, complexity, form

Intrinsic properties of immunogen

Dose, route, foreigness

Extrinsic property of immunogen

> 10 000 mW

Immunogen size

Polymer (>monomer), aggregated (>soluble)

Complexity and form of immunogen

10 microgram to 1g, parenteral

Immunogenic in terms of dose and route

Hapten

Low mW molecules that can only bind to antibodies but not induce immune response

F

[T/F]: Nucleic acids, simple polysaccharides with repeating subunits and lipids are good immunogens

Soluble molecule is not easily phagocytosed

Why is soluble form not a good immunogen

T

[T/F]: extremely high/low doses may suppress an immune response by stimulating tolerance

Molecules is degraded before introduction to phagocyte

Cons for introducing immunogen via oral route

OPV (polio) , rotavirus

Oral vaccines

Diptheria-tetus-pertussis, hepa B, IPV, Hib, PCV-7

Intramuscular vaccine (5)

Measles, yellow fever

Subcutanous vaccine

BCG (tuberculosis)

Intradermal vaccine

Binary complex Ag-Ig, ternary complex TCR-Ag-MHC

B cell vs T cell:


Interaction with antigen

Yes, No

B cell vs T cell:


Binding of soluble antigen

None, required

B cell vs T cell:


Involvement of MHC

Protein, ploysaccharide, lipid; protein or lipid/glycolipid presented on MHC

B cell vs T cell:


Chemical nature of antigens

Accessible, hydrophilic, mobile

Epitope properties of those recognized by B cell

Internal linear peptided

Epitope properties of those recognized by TCR

T cell surface glycoprotein

T cell part: Recognizes MHC

Homologous

Antigen that induces antibody or TCR

Heterologous

Non-inducing antigens that react with antibody

Cross reaction

Interaction between antibody/TCR + heterologous antigen

Alpha, beta chains; disulfide bond

Chain of tcr, bond between them

Variable domains of alpha and beta chains

Interact to make binding site in TCR

On surface of nucleated cells

Whete mhc i are found

Surface of APCs: B cells, macrophages, DCs

Where mhc ii are found

Cd8+, cd4+

Class1/2: recognition