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Oral tolerance and immunological bystander reaction II © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 30 The chains of amino acids are now bound to the major histocompatibility complex, the MCH, and is presented on the outside of the cell This is called the epitope. (That part of an antigenic molecule to which the t-cell receptor responds,) Together with the MCH complex it forms a motif (literally a recurring sequence) which is recognized by the T cell receptor. The T cells normally circulate as naïve TH0 cells. These cells will scan the environment for these presented epitopes. Due to the concentration and the type of APC’s active, the naïve T cells will be transformed into TH3 cells. These are regulatory type of cells, and will down regulate the TH1 secreted Pro inflammatory cytokines (see lecture on immune modulation) These TH3 cells will now migrate into the lymph nodes and be cloned to millions of copies of TH3 cells. A different TH3 cell will be created for each different motif. This TH3 cells primed by Arnica, TH3 cells primed by Chamomile…. Etc. 30
Oral tolerance and immunological bystander reaction III © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 31 If there is a site of inflammation in the body, say an inflamed joint, the TH 3 cells will be attracted to the site of inflammation through chemotaxis. 31
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