UWorld Question 2104

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they say the cell expresses "MHC class II antigen." that sounds more like the T cell receptor (the antigen) that binds MHC II?
or maybe it really is a mistake...there's no way T cells express MHC II.
 
they say the cell expresses "MHC class II antigen." that sounds more like the T cell receptor (the antigen) that binds MHC II?
or maybe it really is a mistake...there's no way T cells express MHC II.

isn't the 'MHC II antigen' what the MHC II is presenting? I think it's a mistake also.
 
how exactly did they word it? I remember thinking that they were referring to the TCR.


I don't know what all I'm allowed to post.

Basically, it's a question asking about acute rejection and it says the cells involved are "abundant mononuclear cells expressing MHC class II and IL-2 receptors."

In the answer explanation, it says that the "mononuclear cells expressing MHC class II antigen and IL-2 receptors are CD4+ (T-helper) lymphocytes."
 
I don't know what all I'm allowed to post.

Basically, it's a question asking about acute rejection and it says the cells involved are "abundant mononuclear cells expressing MHC class II and IL-2 receptors."

In the answer explanation, it says that the "mononuclear cells expressing MHC class II antigen and IL-2 receptors are CD4+ (T-helper) lymphocytes."

I think "receptors" is referring to both receptors for MHC class II and IL-2. They probably should have written it twice. Bah.
 
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