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Describe Heavy and Light chains
they are identical each with varbiable and constant domains
Which chain has a longer constant region
heavy chain
what is the antigen binding pocket
where the 2 heavy and light chains meet where the antigen comes into contact
What is the variable region generated of
taking a V D and J segment and mixing/matching
Is VDJ permanent
Yes, the og DNA is lost
what chain only has V and J segemnts
Light Chain
Rule for RSS
only rearrange 23 RSS with 12 RSS
what are RAG proteins
Recombination Activation genes
where is the active region of RAG1 (more aa)
C-terminal and DDE motif site
where is the active region for RAG2
N-terminal core
What does RAG1 do
Binds the DNA (recognizing RSS) and cleaves the DNA
What does RAG2 do
Steers RAG1 towards correct cleaving site and activates RAG 1
WHat 3 things make all the types of antigen receptors
Gene segment combinational joining, junctional diversification (third hypervaribale region), combination of L and H chains
How do B cells become more effective
by introducing millions of mutations and whichever binds the best is the most effective.
IgM ǔ
Activates compliment
IgD Ş
Development of tolerance
IgG y
activates compliment
IgA ā
found in secretions
IgE Ę
allergic responses
What is the most abundant antibody
IgG
what 2 antibodies are coexpressed
IgM/D via alternative splicing
is class switching permanent
YES
transcription is needed for class switching at switch regions but what happens
a ds break and the change in constant regions
Single stranded DNA is catalyized / initialized by what
AID
What is AID
Turns cytidine into uridine during class switching
does AID work on ds DNA
NO
by changing c to u what happens
UNG removes the uracil which leads to a nick in the DNA
multiple single strang nicks makes what
ds break
does class switching increase antigen receptor diversity?
NO
what increases the antigen receptor diversity
Somatic hypermutatiuon
What triggers hypermutation
AID
When DNA breaks
wrong bits of DNA can be joined or oncogenes can join onto DNA leading to cancer
What is cryptic Recombination
oncogene joined with V or J segment
End donation
broken end on a chromsome binds to oncogene
BCL-2/igH
most common transloaction in human cancer
Re-integration
when two RSS accidentally bind?