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1
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Which cell type mediates the transport of material over the epithelial barrier via a process called transcytosis?

A

M-cells

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2
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 Which compound plays an important role in regulating the tolerance for food compounds in the gut?

A

IgA

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3
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What is an important immunoregulatory function of IL-10 in the gut?

A

Suppression of immune cells in the lamina propria

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4
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Which cells are in charge to calm the immune response?

A

T-regs

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5
Q

Which cell type or structure is NOT part of Peyers’ Patches?

Mesenteric lymph nodes
Follicles
M-cells
DC’s

A

Mesenteric lymph nodes

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6
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 Which cell type can extend dendroits between epithelial cells lining the intestinal wall to sample antigens from the mucus layer that, after degradation, are presented to lymphocytes?

A

DC’s

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7
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Which cell type is NOT a source of AMPs?

Bacteria
Paneth cells
B-cells
Intestinal epithelial cells

A

B-cells

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8
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 What is the first protective defence of the gastrointestinal tract against pathogenic bacteria?

A

The harsh acidic environment of the stomach

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9
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 Serosa is part of the mucosa
True/false

A

False

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10
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 Which structure of the intestine is recognized as gatekeeper preventing the invasion of pathogenic bacteria and noxious compounds?

A

Mucosa

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11
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 What are are the mucus-producing cells of the mono-layer of epithelial cells lining the intestinal wall?

A

Goblet cells

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12
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 Which cells are NOT located in the epithelial cell layer of the mucosa?

Paneth
B-cells
M cells
Goblet cells
Enteroendocrine cells
Enterocytes

A

B-cells
The B-cells are located in the lamina propria that is located underneath the epithelial cell layer

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13
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 Akkermansia mucinophila is, under healthy conditions, located in the firm inner mucus layer covering the intestinal wall.
True/false

A

False
The firm inner mucus layer is sterile in normal healthy conditions.

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14
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Receptor-mediated transport is an important element regulating the paracellular transport route
True/false

A

False
receptor-mediated transport of nutrients contributes to the transcellular pathway

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15
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Which statement is correct? Tight junctions…

  • are structures present in the lamina propria
  • play an important role in the chemical intestinal barrier
  • regulate the paracellular transport
  • are contributing to the enteroendocrine signalling pathway
A
  • regulate the paracellular transport
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16
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 Four commonly recognized elements contribute to the intestinal barrier, which of the barriers is NOT one of them?

Physical
Microbial
Chemical
Neuroendocrine
Immunological

A

Neuroendocrine

17
Q

 the ratio between the number of host cells and the total number of bacteria in the human body =

A

1:1,3

18
Q

 Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is considered as “the father of microbiology” since he discovered

A

bacteria

19
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 What are the two major phyla dominating the gut microbiota community of a healthy individual?

A

Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes

20
Q

 Clostridia, Roseburia, Lactobacillus, Prausnitzii, Prevotella and Desulfovibrio represent different …….. inhabiting the intestine

A

Different genera/species inhabiting the intestine