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| | 01/19/06 - 11:52 AM  
 
   
 
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cuz class I can eliminate endogenous peptides..only BUT we need to match HLA class 2 which mainly works for EXOGENOUS PEPTIDES... this is wht i know.... waiting fr more goood explaination
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| elisamik Forum Senior
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| | 01/23/06 - 11:47 AM  
 
   
 
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agree!
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| zziggy
| | 01/24/06 - 10:38 AM  
 
   
 
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- in levinson they say that MHC II is more imporanta in allograft rejection than MHC I. - there's a qbank quetion on the role of MHC II in acute rejection that mentions the mecanism in explication. " Class II MHC proteins are expressed on the surfaces of macrophages, dendritic cells, and B cells; this complex of molecules is recognized by CD 4+ helper T cells. The T cells of the transplant recipient recognize allogeneic MHC molecules on the surface of an antigen-presenting cell of the donor." my 2 oppinion, please check if true: - a little bit strange that _recipient_ Th cell recognize also _donor_ MHC II, I though that recipient Th cell react ONLY to _recipient_ MHC II. -a kidney has both donor MHC 1 (all cells) and MHC 2 expressed (donor mesangial cells = donor APCs). If mesangial (donor macropahge cells) recognize host cells and mount a reaction agains it it may be "sort of" a graft-versus-host reaction. It is these mesangial cells that may be involved in this case. please correct.
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