Summary: Antigeen Presenttaie Quiz

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  • How many peptides are presented in how many MHC class I molecules on each cell in a healthy situation?

    Thousands of peptides bound to and presented by 6 different MHC class 1 molecules
  • A pathogeen is entering a wound in the skin and is taken up by dendritic cells. How do they migrate to the lymph nodes

    Afferent lymph vessel
  • What does an immature DC need to mature?

    TLR signalling
  • What signal given by dendritic cells in the lymph node leads to T cell deletion or anergy induction?

    Signal 1 only (MHC-peptide complex)
  • A CTL will not attack a healthy non infected cell (true or false)

    True
  • Some viruses try to escape the effector CD8+ T cell response directed to virally infected cells. What would be a possible pathway of these viruses to do this?

    Inhibition of TAP function
  • Is the CD8+ T cell response to the same influenza virus strain identical in each individual?

    No , because different antigenic peptides from influenza virus will be presented in different HLA molecules in different individuals
  • Which one does not instruct other cells for pathogen elimination?

    CTL
  • What happens to patients that have immunideficiency and have no CD4 + T helper cells?

    They have deficient B cell responses and cannot raise antibody titers to vaccinations
  • What is immunosurveillance and why is it important?

    Tumor cell detection by immune cells via tumour antigen inducing elimination
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