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Title: The T Cell Receptor


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The T Cell Receptor
  • September 24, 2002

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Receptor-Ligand Interactions
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  • The T Cell Receptor Structure
  • The T Cell Receptor Genetics
  • The TCR/CD3 Complex
  • CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • T Cell Alloreactivity

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Self-MHC Restriction Two Models
  • T cells bind both self-MHC and antigen. How does
    this happen?
  • Dual Receptor Model Each T cell has two
    receptors one binds antigen and one binds MHC
  • Altered Self Model A single receptor on T cells
    binds both antigen and MHC

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Outline
  • The T Cell Receptor Structure
  • The T Cell Receptor Genetics
  • The TCR/CD3 Complex
  • CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • T Cell Alloreactivity

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Outline
  • The T Cell Receptor Structure
  • The T Cell Receptor Genetics
  • The TCR/CD3 Complex
  • CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • T Cell Alloreactivity

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Outline
  • The T Cell Receptor Structure
  • The T Cell Receptor Genetics
  • The TCR/CD3 Complex
  • CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • T Cell Alloreactivity

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CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • Divide most T cells into two subclasses based on
    function
  • CD4 (Th) T cells recognize Ag/MHC Class II,
    while CD8 (Tc) T cells recognize Ag/MHC Class I
  • Two features classify them as coreceptors
    recognition of peptide/MHC complex and signal
    transduction
  • Members of Ig superfamily

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CD4 Coreceptors
  • 55 kDa monomeric membrane glycoprotein
  • Contains 4 Ig-like domains
  • Long cytoplasmic tail contains 3 serine residues
    which can be phosphorylated
  • Binds to b2 domain of MHC Class II molecules

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CD8 Coreceptors
  • Glycoprotein consisting of two disulfide linked
    chains, each with a single Ig-like domain
  • Can either be aa homodimer or ab heterodimer
  • a and b chains are each 30-38 kDa
  • Cytoplasmic tails contain several
    phosphorylatable a.a.s
  • Binds to a2 and a3 domains of MHC Class I
    molecules

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Outline
  • The T Cell Receptor Structure
  • The T Cell Receptor Genetics
  • The TCR/CD3 Complex
  • CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors
  • T Cell Alloreactivity

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