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Chapter 1 - History Flashcards

1
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  1. Greek philosopher: “individuals who recovered from plague RARELY contracted the disease again”
A

Thucydides

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  1. Inhalation of powdered crust from smallpox lesions
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Chinese

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3
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  1. “variolation”
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Lady Montagu

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4
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  1. “vaccination”
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Edward Jenner

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  1. “pasteurization” ; resistance to fresh culture Pasteurella multocida from injection of old cuture
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Louis Pasteur

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  1. Cellular (phagocytic) theory of immunity
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Elie Metchnikoff

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  1. First proof of humoral immunity theory
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Emil von Behring & Shibasaburo Kitasato

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8
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  1. “passive immunization”
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Emil Roux

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9
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  1. Resolved the conflict between cellular and humoral theories
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Sir Almroth Wright & S.R. Douglas

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10
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Publisher and doctrine of humoral immunity theory

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Paul Ehrlich

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Complement fixation

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Bordet and Gengou

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12
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Passive hemagglutination

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Boyden

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13
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Plaque formation by immunocompetent cells in agar gel

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Jerne, Henry, and Nordin

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14
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Rosette formation

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Biozzi and Zaalberg

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15
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Fluorescent-labelled Ag and Ab

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Coons

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16
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Radioactive-labelled Ag and Ab

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Yalow and Berson

17
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Enzyme-labelled Ag and Ab

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Avrameas and Uriel

18
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Ring disk test

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Bechold

19
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Used ring disk test in antrhax diagnosis

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Ascoli

20
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Simple diffusion method (quantitation for Ag-Ab complex)

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Oudin

21
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  1. Double diffusion method (quali)
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Ouchterlony and Elek

22
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  1. Immunoelectrophoresis analysis in gels
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GRABAR and WILLIAMS

23
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  1. Quantitative modification of immunoelectrophor
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RESSLER and LAUREL

24
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  1. “prophylaxis phenomenon” discovery
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CHARLES RICHET and PAUL PORTER

25
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  1. “serum sickness”
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CLEMENS VON PIRQUET and BELA SCHICK

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  1. Local or systemic vasculitis caused by an initial exposure to endotoxin producing intravascular fibrin thrombi whose clearance results in reticuloendothelial blockade leading to tissue necrosis or hemorrhage
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SCHWARTZMAN RXN/PHENOMENON

27
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  1. Reaginic Abs adhering to tissue cells that can mediate histamine and serotonin release on contact with the allergen
A

PRAUSNITZ-KUSTNER RXN (Paul and Heinz)

28
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  1. “histamine is present in mast cells”
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RILEY and WEST

29
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  1. Side chain theory
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EHRLICH

30
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  1. Template theory of antibody formation
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FRIEDRICH BREINL and FELIX HAUROWITZ

31
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  1. Clonal selection theory; human immunodeficiency discovery
A

NIELS K. JERNE and FRANK MACFARLANE

32
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  1. HLA on leukocytes
A

J. DAUSSET and F. RAPAPORT

33
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  1. Cooperation of B and T cells
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H.N. CLAMAN

34
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  1. Produced hybridoma
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C. MILSTEIN and G.J.F. KOHLER

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