Major Histocompatibility Complex Chapter 7. MHC Major Histocompatibility Complex –Cluster of genes found in all mammals –Its products play role in discriminating.

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Major Histocompatibility Complex Chapter 7

MHC Major Histocompatibility Complex –Cluster of genes found in all mammals –Its products play role in discriminating self/non-self –Participant in both humoral and cell-mediated immunity MHC Act As Antigen Presenting Structures In Human MHC Is Found On Chromosome 6 –Referred to as HLA complex In Mice MHC Is Found On Chromosome 17 –Referred to as H-2 complex

Genes Of MHC Organized In 3 Classes –Class I MHC genes Glycoproteins expressed on all nucleated cells Major function to present processed Ags to T C –Class II MHC genes Glycoproteins expressed on M , B-cells, DCs Major function to present processed Ags to T H –Class III MHC genes Products that include secreted proteins that have immune functions. Ex. Complement system, inflammatory molecules MHC

Class I MHC Genes Found In Regions A, B and C In Humans (K and D In Mice) Class II MHC Genes Found In Regions DR, DP and DQ (IA and IE In Mice) Class I and Class II MHC Share Structural Features –Both involved in APC Class III MHC Have No Structural Similarity To Class I and II –Ex. TNF, heat shock proteins, complement components Class I, II and III MHC

MHC Products Are Highly Polymorphic –Vary considerably from person to person However, Crossover Rate Is Low –0.5% crossover rate –Inherited as 2 sets (one from father, one from mother) –Haplotype refers to set from mother or father MHC Alleles Are Co-dominantly Expressed –Both mother and father alleles are expressed Inbred Mice Haplotypes Are Designated With Italic Superscript –Ex. H-2 b –Designation refers to entire set of H-2 alleles MHC Genes Are Polymorphic

Inheritance Of HLA Haplotypes

Comprised of 2 molecules –  chain (45 kDa), transmembrane –  2 -microglobulin (12 kDa) –Non-covalently associated with each oth Association Of  Chain and  2 Is Required For Surface Expression  Chain Made Up Of 3 Domains (  1,  2 and  3)  2 -microglobulin Similar To  3  1 And  2 Form Peptide Binding Cleft –Fits peptide of about 8-10 a/a long  3 Highly Conserved Among MHC I Molecules –Interacts with CD8 (T C ) molecule Class I MHC Molecule

Comprised of  and  chains –  chain and  chain associate non-covalently  and  chains Made Up Of Domains –  1 and  2 (  chain) –  1 and  2 (  chain)  1and  1 Form Antigen Binding Cleft  and  Heterodimer Has Been Shown To Dimerize CD4 Molecule Binds  2/  2 domains Class II MHC Molecule

Class I And II Similarity

Several Hundred Allelic Variants Have Been Identified In Humans However, up to 6 MHC I And 12 MHC II Molecules Are Expressed In An Individual Enormous Number Of Peptides Needs To Be Presented Using These MHC Molecules To Achieve This Task MHC Molecules Are Not Very Specific For Peptides (Unlike TCR and BCR) Promiscuous Binding Occurs –A peptide can bind a number of MHC –An MHC molecule can bind numerous peptides Class I And II Specificity

MHC Is One Of The Most Polymorphic Complexes Known Alleles Can Differ Up To 20 a/a Class I Alleles In Humans: 240 A, 470 B, 110 C Class II Alleles In Humans: HLA-DR 350 , 2  ! HLA-DR –  genes vary from 2-9 in different individuals!!!, – 1  gene (  can combine with all  products increasing number of APC molecules) DP (2 , 2  ) and DQ (2 , 3  ) Class I And II Diversity And Polymorphism

Peptides Presented Thru MHC I Are Endogenous Proteins As Few As 100 Peptide/MHC Complex Can Activate T C Peptide Features –size 8-10 a/a, preferably 9 Peptides Bind MHC Due To Presence Of Specific a/a Found At The Ends Of Peptide. Ex. Position 2 Class I MHC Peptides

Peptides Presented Thru MHC II Are Exogenous –Processed thru endocytic pathway Peptides Are Presented To T H Peptides Are a/a Long Binding Is Due To Central 13 a/a Longer Peptides Can Still Bind MHC II –Like A long hot dog MHC I Peptides Fit Exactly, Not The Case With MHC II Peptides Class II MHC Peptides

Expression Is Regulated By Many Cytokines –IFN , IFN , IFN  and TNF Increase MHC expression Transcription Factors That Increase MHC gene Expression –CIITA (Transactivator), RFX (Transactivator) Some Viruses Decrease MHC Expression –CMV, HBV, Ad12 Reduction Of MHC May Allow For Immune System Evasion MHC Expression