Chapter 13- Microbiology

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  1. 8. CD8 lymphocytes that recognize antigens presented on MHCI and destroy infected or abnormal cells
  2. 10. T Lymphocytes that suppress or limit immune responses to prevent excessive inflammation
  3. 13. One of the two polypeptide chains forming the T-Cell receptor
  4. 14. one of the two larger polypeptide chains that form a B-Cell receptor or antibody
  5. 15. The second polypeptide chain forming the T-Cell receptor
  6. 18. specific portion of an antigen recognized by an immune receptor
  7. 19. adaptive immune lymphocytes that mature in the thymus and participate in cell mediated immunity
  8. 20. One of the two smaller polypeptide chains that form a B-Cell receptor or antibody
  9. 22. bridge chemical bond that holds antibody polypeptide chains together
  10. 23. another name for an antibody
  11. 24. receptor composed of alpha and beta chains that recognizes antigen fragments presented by MHC molecules
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  1. 1. long lived B cell that enables a faster response to an antigen encountered previously
  2. 2. Y shaped membrane bound antibody that directly recognizes specific antignes
  3. 3. CD4 lymphocytes that recognize antigens presented on MHCII and coordinate immune response
  4. 4. protionn of an antigen receptor that determines which antigen it recognizes
  5. 5. portion of a membrane bound receptor that anchors it to the cell membrane
  6. 6. protein on a lymphocyte that recognizes a specific antigen or antigen fragment
  7. 7. adaptive immune lymphocytes that mature in bone marrow and can differentiate into antibody producing plasma cells
  8. 9. surface protein for helper T cells that recognize MHCII
  9. 11. Activated B cell specialized in producing a secreting antibodies
  10. 12. conserved portion of an antigen receptor that varies less than its antigen binding region
  11. 16. ability of an immune receptor to recognize a particular antigenic structure
  12. 17. specialized epithelial cells that transport antigens from mucosal surfaces to underlying immune tissues, they are not lymphocytes
  13. 21. Surface protein for cytotoxic T cells. that recognize MCHI