Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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Blood producing stem cells are called

A

Haematopoietic stem cells

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2
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What type of cell in the Bone Marrow derives all Adaptive Immune cells?

A

Early Lymphoid Progenitor

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3
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Which surface bound immunoglobulin recognises Antigens?

A

B - Cell antigen receptor

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4
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What is Clonal expansion?

A

The proliferation of stimulated B - Cells

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5
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B - Cells are ______ unless stimulated to respond

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B - Cells are quiescent unless stimulated to respond

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6
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B - Cells often need instructions from _____ T Cells to proliferate and differenciate

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B - Cells often need instructions from CD4 T Cells to proliferate and differenciate

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7
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True or False

B - Cell recognition of antigen changes with time

A

True

Affinitiy and effector functions

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8
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There are _ classes of Primary Immine Deficiencies

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There are 8 classes of Primary Immine Deficiencies

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9
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Combined immune deficiences refers to…

A

Combined loss of Humoral and cellular Immunity

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10
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What is Humoral Immunity?

A

Liquid immunity = antibody = B Cells

also called antibody deficiencies

E.g Absent B cells

Common variable immune deficiency

HIGM

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11
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What is Cellular immunity?

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Cell - mediated = T Cell

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12
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Defects in T cells can only be which tyle of Primary Immune deficiency?

A

Severe Combined Immune Deficiencies

Because CD4 T cells regulate B Cells, so both are affected

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13
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Every cell in the body contains V(D)J sequences, they noly undergo recombination in …

A

B - Cells

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14
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The cutting of the VDJ sequence is triggered by

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RAG 1

RAG 2

HMG 1

(enzymes)

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15
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C regions are _____with a class of immunoglobulin

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C regions are idenical with a class of immunoglobulin

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16
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Whcih part goes first in B cell gene rearrangement?

A

D and J

17
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If a Pro-B cell lacks the RAG/RAX5/syk/BTK or Igaplha-beta genes, will the pro -B cell rpgress to Pre-B Large

A

No.

only if missing

RAG/RAX5/syk/Lgaplha-beta genes

BTK is needed to mature fro Pre- B large to Pre - B small

18
Q

After Vh gene rearrangement;

The Ig heavy chains pair with the two ______ ____ _____

A

The Ig heavy chains pair with the two Surrogate Light chains

SLC

19
Q

SLC serves the purpose of a ______ llight chain

A

generic.

not generated by rearrangement.

20
Q

The LgH - SLC complex pairs with two signalling transduction chains called Iga and IgB form the____-_-__ _____

A

pre-B-cell receptor

which then sends a success signal into the cell

21
Q

Agammaglobulinaemia is a mutation affecting…

85% affect the ______ ____

A

human B lymphoctye development

85% affect the X-limked XLA enzyme

22
Q

Why is intravenous immunoglobulin not 1005 effective

A

no variability, can’t change the effector function

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