Deck 7 Flashcards

1
Q

The role of corticosteroids is to influence the activity of:

A

NF-kB as well as other transcription factors resulting in suppression of expression of different genes in activated T cells or macrophages

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2
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Type III hypersensitivity reaction is mediated by:

A

Complement activation by immune complexes deposited in the blood vessel walls, kidneys and joints.

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3
Q

Cytokines with anti-inflammatory activity are:

A

IL-10 and TGF-a

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4
Q

Intradermal skin (prick) test is used for the diagnosis of diseases caused by hypersensitivity type:

A

I

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5
Q

The immunoglobulin isotope is determined by the:

A

H chain constant region

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6
Q

Give examples of innate immune responses:

A

Macrophages release chemokine to attract neutrophils to the site of inflammation

Complement activated on a bacterial membrane releases inflammatory chemoattractants

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7
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Give example of adaptive immune response:

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IgA block the adhesion of E. coli to interstitial epithelial cells

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8
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The term ‘‘antigenic mimicry’’ refers to:

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Structural similarity of microbial antigens to body molecules

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9
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Secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs are:

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Spleen, lymph nodes and MALT

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10
Q

A positive skin reaction to bovine tuberculin means that one has:

A

Memory Th1 cells specific for mycobacterium bovis

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11
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Gene recombination is a biological mechanism that results:

A

The random formation of TCR or BCR

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12
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Interferons inhibit:

A

virus replication by infected cells

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13
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The chemotactic effect has:

A

C3b, C5a and C5b67

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14
Q

Antibody binding to antigen does NOT lead to:

A

direct killing of the living cells

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15
Q

The ligand for TCR:

A

MHC molecules with antigenic peptide

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16
Q

A fundamental difference between the antigen receptor on B cells (BCR) and on T cells is that they have:

A

Different requirements for antigen presentation

17
Q

Neutrophil migration to the site of inflammation is affected by:

A

C3a or C3b
N-formulated methionine-containing peptides
IL-8

18
Q

Professional phagocytes are:

A

Macrophages and neutrophils

19
Q

Lysosome break down:

A

excess or worn-out cell parts

20
Q

Lysosome splits:

A

peptidoglycan

21
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