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Interferon-γ, 140
  VetBooks.ir            Interleukin-2, 140




                         Th2 Cells, 140


                         Interleukin-4, 140

                         Th17 Cells, 143


                         Regulatory T cells (Tregs), 143


                 Species Differences, 144

                         γ/δ T Cells, 144

                 Memory T Cells, 145







               LEARNING OBJECTIVES




                 After you read this chapter, you should be able to:

                 • Define immunoglobulin superfamily.
                 • Describe the structure of the T cell antigen-binding receptor (TCR).
                 • Describe how the TCR recognizes ligands presented by MHC molecules on

                   antigen-presenting cells.
                 • Understand that the antigen-binding chains of the TCR connect to a complex

                   signal-transducing set of proteins called CD3.
                 • Explain why each TCR is also associated with either CD4 or CD8.
                 • Compare the properties and significance of CD4 and CD8, and describe the
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                   different roles of CD4  and CD8  T cells.
                 • Describe how T cells must receive additional co-stimulation from cytokines and
                   other molecules.

                 • Explain how the multiple signals sent by an antigen-presenting cell are
                   communicated to a T cell through an immunological synapse.
                 • Explain which cytokines induce Th1 cells and which cytokines are produced in

                   response.
                 • Explain how Th2 cells are induced, what they secrete, and how they promote
                   antibody responses.





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