Ch. 5. T Cell-Mediated Immunity.

Question 1

Cell-mediated immunity

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Question 2

Cytokines

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Question 3

Clonal expansion

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Question 4

Differentiate

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Question 5

Effector T cells

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Question 6

Memory T cells

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Question 7

Superantigens

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Question 8

Adjuvants

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Question 9

Costimulator

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Question 10

Coinhibitor

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Question 11

Immune synapse

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Question 12

Immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motifs (ITAMs)

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Question 13

Nuclear factor of activated T cells (NFAT)

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Question 14

Ras/Rac-MAP kinase pathways

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Question 15

Activating protein 1 (AP-1)

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Question 16

NF-(kappa)(beta)

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Question 17

PI-3 kinase

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Question 18

Memory cells

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Question 19

Central memory cells

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Memory cells that populate lymphoid organs and are responsible for rapid clonal expansion after re-exposure to antigen.

Question 20

Effector memory cells

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Memory cells that are localized in mucosal and other peripheral tissues and mediate rapid effector functions on reintroduction of antigen to these sites.

Question 21

Tissue-resident memory cells

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Memory cells that reside in the skin and mucosal tissues and may be incapable of entering the circulation. They mediate rapid secondary responses to antigens encountered in tissues.

Question 22

High endothelial venules (HEVs)

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Question 23

S1P pathway

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