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An MHC molecule can bind to many different peptides, this is referred to as promiscuous binding.

Which of the following component/s would be part of the CD3 complex?

The peptide-binding groove of an MHC class I molecule is composed of the following extracellular domains:

Light chain gene rearrangement includes all of the following except:

A TCR that recognizes a peptide presented by a specific MHC molecule will not recognize that same peptide when presented by a different MHC molecule. This is known as:

TCR’s have two binding sites consisting of 6 CDR’s each.

Plasma cells (antibody secreting) can differentiate directly from:

You would expect to see MHC Class II molecules expressed in all of the following cell types except:

Which of the cells listed below can present peptide with MHC class II molecules?

γ:δ (gamma/delta) T cells are presented peptide by