*Lec 10-2 - Immunological Memory

Question 1

these cells can have memory

Answer 1

b, cd4, cd8

Question 2

cd4 and cd8 t cells can become these

Answer 2

central memory t cells, effector memory t cells

Question 3

central memory t cells reside here

Answer 3

in peripheral lymph tissues

Question 4

effector memory t cells reside here

Answer 4

various organs and tissue sites

Question 5

central and effector memory subsets are distinguished by blank receptors

Answer 5

chemokine

Question 6

this receptor is required for durable and robust t cell memory

Answer 6

il7

Question 7

both central and effector memory t cells produce blank rapidly after stimulation

Answer 7

ifn gamma

Question 8

it is possible that blank t cells are derived from blank t cells

Answer 8

effector, central

Question 9

blank t cells required for the development of functional blank cells

Answer 9

cd4, cd8 memory t cells

Question 10

a memory cell has a blank affinity compared to an effector cell

Answer 10

higher

Question 11

mechanism by which average affinity of antibodies increases with repeated immunizations and generation of memory b cells

Answer 11

affinity maturation

Question 12

most important cytokine in memory

Answer 12

iL7