RPA 6 blood and immunity Flashcards

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What composes the cellular branch of the adaptive immune system?

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innate immune responses are fast and non-specific to a particular pathogen, true or false?

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true

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what is the function of M cells in the crypts of peyers patches in the small intestine?

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transport fragments of bacterial proteins from the apical to the basilar side of the epithelium
-essential for antigen recognition and response

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what is released when a helper T-cell recognizes a foreign antigen fragment on a naive B-cell?

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Interleukin (IL-4)
-cytokine that plays a role in activating and stimulating the B- cell response
-promotes B-cell differentiation into plasma cells and regulates antibody class switching

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what do T-cell receptors bind too?

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what would a T-lymphocyte be selected against and undergo apoptosis?

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when it is able to recognize self-proteins
when it is unable to recognize foreign proteins

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what happens to the porphyrin ring in hemoglobin from worn-out erythrocytes?

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disposed of as a waste product via the liver, gallbladder, and intestine as bilirubin or biliverdin

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based on the specific 3D confirmation of amino-acids, antigen binds to what regions on an antibody?

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heavy variable region

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