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What leads to increased susceptibility to extracellular bacterial pathogens?
Antibody Deficiency
What do extracellular bacterial pathogens cause?
Pyogenic Infections
When there is a decrease in T cells and B cells what is the condition?
Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)
Mutations in which genes can cause SCID?
Genes in Somatic Recombination
In SCID, specifically for this patient where were the mutations?
RAG2 genes
The development and function of which cell does not depend on RAG proteins?
NK cells
In X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia, which types of cells are affected?
B Cells
What antibody tags B cells?
CD19
Which antibody tags T cells?
CD3
XLA is caused by a mutation in what?
Bruton’s Tyrosine Kinase (BTK)
What contributes to singling from the BCR and is required for the growth and differentiation of Pre-B cells?
BTK
When does the B cell become arrested?
pre-B cell stage
Signals from a properly assembled Pre-B cell receptor induces what at other heavy chain locus?
Allelic exclusion
What takes place of rearranged light chain and allows testing of heavy chain?
Surrogate Light
What is required for signaling through BCR and Pre-BCR?
BTK
No B cells means what is not being produced?
Antibodies