T cell receptor

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About immunology by Anukumar sir

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T CELL RECEPTOR : 

T CELL RECEPTOR B.ANUKUMAR RESEARCH OFFICER

HISTORY : 

HISTORY 1970 – Discovered CTL specific for virus infected cells CTL failed to bind free LCM virus of viral antigen Zinkernagel and Doherty – antigen recognition by T cells specific not only for viral antigen but also for an MHC molecule- Nobel prize Self MHC restriction Two models 1. Dual receptor 2. altered self model Kappler and Marrack experiment

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T cell specific for KLH+IAf T cell hybridoma specific for OVA +IA k H-2 f/k with single receptor H-2f/k with OVA+IAk and For KLH, OVA, IAk, IAf KLH+IAf receptor both antigen presented either H-2k or H-2f

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Isolation of t cells Mab against TCR – clonotypic antibodies Some antigen bind to all the clone Where as others were clone specific TCR alpha and beta like immunoglobulin light and heavy chain Gamma and delta 2-5% and alpha and beta 95%

STRUCTURE OF TCR : 

STRUCTURE OF TCR T cell posses 50k to 100k identical TCR T cell clone express only one type of TCR Not secreted into body fluids All chain having similar overall structure except size

Gamma/delta TCR : 

Gamma/delta TCR Three isoform- g/d with disulfide bond- 40kDa g/d without -s-s- 40 g/d without - 55 Two exon for gamma g1 and g2 G1 encode –s-s- Found in immature cells First T cell colonize in embryonic thymus Emigrate colonize skin and reproductive system In human distribute throughout tissue and same location of a/b Do not develop into a/b cells Cytotoxic lyse various target like cRBC, leukemic cells, cells infected with Mycobacteria Increase during measles and leprosy Recognize bacterial HSP Involve in T and non T lineage maturation Anti CD3 antibody induce cytotoxic activity and IL-2 secretion Most reports indicate that they are MHC unrestricted

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TCR-CD3 COMPLEX

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CD4 AND CD8 CORECEPTORS