Multiple Choice
NKG2D is an activating receptor expressed on NK cells, : T cells, and some cytotoxic : T cells. When stressed or infected cells up-regulate receptors that bind to and activate NKG2D molecules, the stressed or infected cells will be killed. This pathway relies on the fact that stressed or infected cells up-regulate:
A) All classical MHC class I molecules
B) HLA-C molecules that bind KIRs
C) MHC class Ib genes such as MICA, MICB, and RAET1
D) Qa-1 and HLA-E molecules that bind leader peptides of other HLA class I molecules
E) HLA-G molecules just like those expressed on the fetal-derived cells in the placenta
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