The fragments loaded onto these are recognized by cells expressing the CD8 glycoprotein.
The Rhesus Cytomegalovirus encodes for a protein which inhibits the translation of their heavy chains, and that protein is simply called "viral inhibitor of heavy chain expression." Beta-2 microglobulin associates with the heavy chains of these proteins. These proteins are the namesake of a loading complex that includes the thiol oxidoreductase chaperone Erp57, which is recruited to these proteins after BiP and calnexin aid in the folding of these proteins. In humans, the three main genes encoding for these are designated HLA-A, HLA-B, and HLA-C, and TAP proteins aid in the processing of these proteins in the (*) ER. These proteins are not found on enucleated cells. The fragments loaded onto these are recognized by cells expressing the CD8 glycoprotein. They feature an important cleft, where objects from the cytosol, such as viral proteins can bind. For 10 points, name these glycoproteins that deliver foreign peptides to the cell surface.
The Rhesus Cytomegalovirus encodes for a protein which inhibits the translation of their heavy chains, and that protein is simply called "viral inhibitor of heavy chain expression."
{MHC class} I [or {major histocompatibility} complex {class} I; prompt on partial; do not accept "{class II}"]