Module 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Respiratory burst is the generation of _____

A

superoxide anion

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2
Q

NADPH oxidase are found in all granules except:

A

primary (not found in primary)

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3
Q

Fenton reaction is the generation of ____ free radical by using superoxide dismutase (SOD) and Iron

A

hydroxyl

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4
Q

Generation of “Cellular Bleach” produces a very toxic free radical called ____ by using myeloperoxidase (MPO) and Cl-

A

HOCl (hypochlorous acid)

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5
Q

Free radical generation by Neutrophils can be accomplished in 3 ways :

A

Respiratory Burst
Fenton Reaction
Cellular Bleach

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6
Q

What cell bridge the innate and adaptive immune response?

Neutrophils
Macrophage
Monocytes
Dendritic Cells

A

Macrophages

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7
Q

(T or B) Lymphocytes are able to recognize antigen that are processed and presented by other cells.

A

T

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8
Q

(T or B) Lymphocytes are capable of recognizing a Variety of both soluble and presented forms of microbial antigen that includes protein, polysaccharides, lipids, and nucleic acids.

A

B

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9
Q

_____- is a molecule or fragment that is too small to be immunogenic, but can be made so by binding to a larger carrier (protein) to generate antibody

A

Hapten

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10
Q

____ is a small structure within an antigen that directly interacts with the antibody and T/B cell receptors. Also called antigenic determinant.

A

Epitope

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11
Q

_____ is a part of macro structure of microbes or transformed self cells that can be recognized by antibodies, T cells and B cells, therefore this would be immunogenic.

A

Antigen

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12
Q

In cytosolic pathway, a viral protein is tagged with Ubiquitin then loaded onto TAP which transfers the fragment to MHC (I or II) in the ER to be presented on the surface of cell

A

MHC I

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13
Q

Antigen Processing: _____ Pathway for processing Intracellular proteins. (viral proteins)

A

Cytosolic

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14
Q

Antigen Processing: ______ Pathway for processing phagocytosed proteins

A

Endocytic

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15
Q

The purpose of the _____ Pathway is to weed out infected, transformed, and foreign self cells by T cells.

A

Cytosolic

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16
Q

The purpose of the ____ pathway is to prime T cells to work with B cells to produce antibodies.

A

Endocytic

17
Q

MHC 11 dimer binds with protein CD74 in the ER then enter the Golgi then enter the Phagolysosome where _____ a protease will swap CD74 with CLIP. The Complex then bind to HLA-DM which allow the swap between CLIP and bacterial peptide, the complex dissociates with HLA and antigen is presented.

A

Cathepsin A

18
Q

MHC (I or II) are expressed by all nucleated cells.

A

I

19
Q

HLA has 3 alpha domains and a B2M (molecule on chromosome 15). Those that are polymorphic are ____

A

a1 and a2 (not a3 and B2M)

20
Q

MHC (I or II) is a heterodimer (with alpha and beta chain on each having 2 domains), multiple alpha/beta chains pair with subtypes (DP, DQ, DR), and only expressed on APCs.

A

II

21
Q

Polymorphism of MHC-II ARE found in the ____ domains

A

a1 and b1

22
Q

In the _____ MHC-II, the B chains are more polymorphic than A chains,.

A

classical