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Major Histocompatability Complexes
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*The MHC II-antigen complex is then secreted to the cell surface for presentation to [[T_cells#Helper_CD4.2B|CD4+ T-cells]]
*The MHC II-antigen complex is then secreted to the cell surface for presentation to [[T_cells#Helper_CD4.2B|CD4+ T-cells]]
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* The MHC molecules do not recognise specific amino acid sequences of antigens
* The MHC molecules do not recognise specific amino acid sequences of antigens
** Instead, they recognise particular motifs of amino acids
** Instead, they recognise particular motifs of amino acids
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** E.g. ruminants have no MHC class II DP
** E.g. ruminants have no MHC class II DP
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* Antigen from a pathogen has to be seen by the host MHC before an efficient immune response can occur
* Antigen from a pathogen has to be seen by the host MHC before an efficient immune response can occur
** There is therefore a constant evolutionary battle between the host and the pathogen
** There is therefore a constant evolutionary battle between the host and the pathogen
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