IMMUNOLOGY Flashcards

1
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Antigens shared by genetically identical twins are characterized as____

A

SYNGENEIC

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2
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antibodies are formed AFTER EXPOSURE to environmental agents

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NATURALLY OCCURING

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3
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IMMUNOGENICITY is influenced by _____,____,____,_____,_____,&_________

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foreigness
molecular size
chemical complexity
route, dosage & timing

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4
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ability of the antigen to induce antibody formation

A

Immunogenicity

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5
Q

tests performed in Paternity testing

A

HLA typing and DNA testing

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6
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Purified ____ cell is used for HLA class II typing

A

B cell

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7
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Purified ____ cell is used for HLA class I typing

A

T cell

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8
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anticoagulant used for HLA phenotyping, DNA & paternity testing

A

ACD

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9
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MHC Class with chain structure of alpha chain + B2-microglobulin

A

Class I

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10
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Cell distribution of MHC Class I

A

all nucleated cells

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11
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Cell distribution of MHC Class II

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B cells, antigen presenting cells (APCs)

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12
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mitogen that activates B cells

A

Lipopolysaccharide

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13
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mitogen that activates T cells

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Phytohemagglutinin, Concanavalin A

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14
Q

mitogen that activates B and T cells

A

Pokeweed mitogen

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15
Q

substance added to vaccine to enhance immune response

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ADJUVANTS

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16
Q

IL-8 function

A

Inflammatory

17
Q

induces fever, mediator of acute phase response

18
Q

Cytokines produced by NK cells and Activated T cells

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Interferon-gamma

19
Q

functions of cytokines

A

Immunoregulation

20
Q

a test for chemotaxis

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Boyden Chamber

21
Q

STIMULATES leukocyte movement and attraction

A

Chemokines

22
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CYTOKINES

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1) chemokines
2) interferons
3) Interleukins
4) tumor necrosis factor
5) lymphotoxin
6) TGF

23
Q

How are phagocytes able to interact with microorganisms DIRECTLY?

A

via PPRR or Primitive Pattern Recognition Receptors

24
Q

passage of blood or any of its formed elements through an intact blood vessel

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Diapedesis

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Steps of Phagocytosis
TURGEON: 1) Chemotaxis, 2) Adherence, 3) Engulfment, 4) Phagosome formation, 5) Fusion, 6) Digestion & destruction 1) inititaion, 2) Chemotaxis, 3) Engulfment, 4) Digestion
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what cell is treated with MYTOMYCIN C in mixed lymphocyte culture
Donor lymphocytes
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how are monoclonal antibodies produced?
in vivo and in vitro
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hybridomas are formed from
B cell / Plasma cell
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major site of antibody production
Spleen
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dendritic cell in epidermis
Langerhan cell
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most potent antigen presenting cell
dendritic cell
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macrophage found in the liver
Kupffer cell
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resembles mast cell
basophil
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protein released by eosinophils that are toxic to parasites
Major Basic Protein, | Eosinophilic Cationic Protein
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Cells to be considered as homeostatic regulator of inflammation
Eosinophils