- TCR specific viral peptide + Self MHC; killing or no killing?
- where does self MHC restriction occur?
- TCR non-specific viral peptide + Self MHC; killing or no killing?
- TCR specific viral peptide + Non-Self MHC; killing or no killing?
- In terms of immunity, what was Metchnikoff known for
- what happens to the invariant chain once it is bound in the MHC II groove
- what is an example of a virus with a complex shape
- In terms of immunity, what was Koch and Pasteur known for inventing
- Outline extracellular killing in the innate immune system and when are they activated, and which cells are involved
- what does it mean if flow rate exceeds generation time in bacterial cultivation
- what is an example of a virus with a naked icosahedral shape
- how do viral evasins from EBV (EBNA 1) and HIV (Tat) target cytosolic proteasomes
- what is an example of a virus with an enveloped icosahedral shape
- what is an example of a virus with a enveloped helical shape
- What are the different antibody classes (IgM, IgD, IgG etc) determined by
- How are the 2 regions called for physical attachment and information exchange between dendritic cells and T cells in priming
- What allows antibodies to finally reach higher affinity than T cells although B cells only have 10^13 specificities and T cells 10^18 (both after somatic recombination)
- What on the antibody mediates antigen binding and what are the 2 subregions
- Which are the variable and constant regions in an antibody: beta sheet or turn and which one makes up the antigen binding domain
- What are the innate counterparts of CD4 and CD8 T cells