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Antigen recognition

Inactive T cell binding to a specific MHC- antigen complex

Antigen recognition

Inactive T cells have receptors that recognize either class I or class II MHC proteins when they are bound to specific antigens

Class II MHC proteins

antigen-presenting cells (APCS) Examples: monocyte-macrophages dendritic cells

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 2.Phagocytic APCS engulf the extracellular pathogens.

1. Lysosomal action produces antigenic fragments.

Classes of MHC proteins 1. Class I MHC proteins Present in membranes of all nucleated cells Triggered by viral or bacterial infection of a body cell

2. Class II MHC proteins Present only in membranes of ЁЯРаantigen-presenting cells (APCS)ЁЯРа Ex:monocyte-macrophages,dendritic cells Appear only when the cell is processing antigens

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 1. Phagocytic APCS engulf ЁЯРаthe extracellular pathogens.

2. Lysosomal action produces ЁЯРаantigenic fragments.

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 1.Phagocytic APCS engulf the extracellular pathogens. 2. Lysosomal action produces antigenic fragments.

3. The endoplasmic reticulum produces class II MHC proteins.

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 3. The endoplasmic reticulum produces ЁЯРаclass II MHC proteins.

4. Antigenic fragments are bound ЁЯРаto class II MHC proteins.

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 4. Antigenic fragments are bound to class II MHC proteins.

5. Antigenic fragments are displayed by class I MHC proteins on the plasma membrane.

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 4. Antigenic fragments are bound ЁЯРа to class II MHC proteins.

Antigen presentation with class II ╨Ь╨Э╨б 5. Antigenic fragments are displayed by ЁЯРаclass I MHC proteinЁЯЪйplasma membrane.

Antigen recognition Inactive T cell binding to a specific MHC- antigen complex Inactive T cells have receptors that recognize either class I or class II MHC proteins when they are bound to specific antigens

Antigen recognition T cell will bind only to a complex containing the antigen that T cell is programmed to detect

Class II MHC proteins

Present only in membranes of antigen-presenting cells (APCS)

Antigen recognition

T cell will bind only to a complex containing the antigen that T cell is programmed to detect

Inactive T cell Infected body cell (including APCS)

ЁЯТЪT cell receptor ЁЯТЪAntigen ЁЯТЪMHC protein Antigen recognition- protein


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