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Immunology : I want 2 specific receptors for B cells? and 2 specific receptors for T...

Immunology : I want
2 specific receptors for B cells?
and 2 specific receptors for T cells?
( the answer BCR in B cells and TCR in t cells is wrong)

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Ans . The two specific receptors of B cell are CD79 and immunoglobulin.

The B cell receptor extends both outside the cell (above the plasma membrane ) and inside the cell (below the membrane).

The T cell receptors consist of two polypeptide chains.

The two specific receptors of T cell are following:-

(1) alpha- beta receptor :- It is composed of two different chains, one called alpha and the other beta. It is more common type of receptor

(2) gamma- delta receptor :- It contains a different set of chains, one gamma and delta. It is less common type of receptor.

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