PRRs vs. Antigen Receptor

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Immune Recognition

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PRRs

Mammals detect microbe‑specific, conserved structures—PAMPs such as nucleic acids and microbial cell‑wall components—using LRR‑based PRRs on the surface, in endosomes, and in the cytosol, which trigger strong activating and pro‑inflammatory responses

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TLRs and NOD1 drive

Proinflammatory cytokines through NF-kB

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Viral sensors drive

Interferon production

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Inflammasome forming NLRs give

sensitive, near binary, very proinflammatory signal

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NLRs recognize

PAMPs and DAMPs

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Innate Receptors

PRRs, LRR motifs

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Adaptive

Ig superfamily, two chains

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Antibodies

two identical heavy and two identical light chains; variable domains bind antigen, constant domains give structure. the variable loops that recognize ligand

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Ig domain

antiparallel beta sheets, disulfide stabilized, very stable

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BCR binds directly

TCR sees short peptides on MHC. Both use co-receptors for signaling

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Hallmarks of Adaptive immunity

Specificity and Memory

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Antigen Binding are mediated by

Variable Domains

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Antibodies are

homodimers of heterodimers

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BCR Binds

directly

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Cells that drive adaptive immunity

Lymphocytes (B and T cells)

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Lymphocytes recognize antigen with what?

Diversified antigen receptors

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Adaptive immunity is driven by

Rare B and T cells that are very specific for small pieces of antigens (epitopes)

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rare antigen specific lymphocytes that are activated

clonally expand

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B cells generate

antibodies

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T cells generate

Cytokines and mediate cytotoxicity

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Ig superfamily

proteins are built from repeating Ig domains

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Antigen receptor’s CDR mediate

antigen recognition

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B Cell receptors ___ recognize pathogens

Directly

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T cell receptors recognize

pieces of pathogens present on MHC Molecules

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B and T cells use ___ to transduce signals

co-receptors

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B cell antigen receptors are secreted as ___ that share the antigen binding properties of BCR

Soluble antibodies

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Antibodies come in ___ with specialized effector functions

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B and T cells can both recognize ___ but not usually the same ____