You have in your possession five mouse strains. The mice of each strain lack a specific gene (i.e., they are gene- knockout animals). • Strain A: Mice are unable to generate an & heavy chain. • Strain B: Mice are unable to generate a high-affinity FCERI receptor. • Strain C: Mice are unable to generate a low-affinity FCERII receptor. • Strain D: Mice are deficient in the ability to generate the complement attack complex. ⚫ Strain E: Mice are unable to express CD21. Assign each description to one or more mouse strains to explain how type I and type II hypersensitivity responses differ from wild-type mice. Unable to generate an ε heavy chain. Unable to generate a high-affinity FCεRI receptor. Answer Bank There might be a type I response but it might be abnormal. Unable to generate a low-affinity FcεRII receptor. Deficient in the ability to generate the complement attack complex. Unable to express CD21. There might be a type II response but it might be supressed. There will be a type II response mediated by IgG or IgM. There will be no type II response. There will be no type I response. There will be a type I response mediated by IgE interactions.

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You have in your possession five mouse strains. The mice of each strain lack a specific gene (i.e., they are gene-
knockout animals).
• Strain A: Mice are unable to generate an & heavy chain.
• Strain B: Mice are unable to generate a high-affinity FCERI receptor.
• Strain C: Mice are unable to generate a low-affinity FCERII receptor.
• Strain D: Mice are deficient in the ability to generate the complement attack complex.
⚫ Strain E: Mice are unable to express CD21.
Assign each description to one or more mouse strains to explain how type I and type II hypersensitivity responses differ from
wild-type mice.
Unable to generate an ε heavy chain.
Unable to generate a
high-affinity FCεRI receptor.
Answer Bank
There might be a type I
response but it might
be abnormal.
Unable to generate a
low-affinity FcεRII receptor.
Deficient in the ability to generate
the complement attack complex.
Unable to express CD21.
There might be a type II
response but it might
be supressed.
There will be a type II
response mediated by IgG
or IgM.
There will be no type
II response.
There will be no type
I response.
There will be a type I
response mediated by
IgE interactions.
Transcribed Image Text:You have in your possession five mouse strains. The mice of each strain lack a specific gene (i.e., they are gene- knockout animals). • Strain A: Mice are unable to generate an & heavy chain. • Strain B: Mice are unable to generate a high-affinity FCERI receptor. • Strain C: Mice are unable to generate a low-affinity FCERII receptor. • Strain D: Mice are deficient in the ability to generate the complement attack complex. ⚫ Strain E: Mice are unable to express CD21. Assign each description to one or more mouse strains to explain how type I and type II hypersensitivity responses differ from wild-type mice. Unable to generate an ε heavy chain. Unable to generate a high-affinity FCεRI receptor. Answer Bank There might be a type I response but it might be abnormal. Unable to generate a low-affinity FcεRII receptor. Deficient in the ability to generate the complement attack complex. Unable to express CD21. There might be a type II response but it might be supressed. There will be a type II response mediated by IgG or IgM. There will be no type II response. There will be no type I response. There will be a type I response mediated by IgE interactions.
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