S1 [LAB]: Exp. 15: Analysis of Lymphocytes Flashcards

1
Q

The assessment of proliferative capacity of lymphocytes

A

Mitogen-Induced Blastogenesis

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2
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Measures the rate of incorporation of the radiolabeled DNA nucleosides following prolonged incubation of the peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) cultures with mitogens

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Mitogen-Induced Blastogenesis

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3
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In standard MIB (Bulk Assay Method), lymphocytes are isolated with ___ and cultured for several days with a mitogen

A

Ficoll-Hypaque Density Gradient Centrifugation

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4
Q

Mitogen used for T cell

A

Concavalin A

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5
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Mitogen used for B cell

A

Staphylococcal Protein A
Pokeweed Mitogen

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6
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A radiolabeled DNA nucleoside added to the media after culture for several days with mitogen

A

Titrated thymidine

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7
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Measures the response of the entire cell population

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Bulk Assay Method

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8
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Size of monocytes

A

15-22um

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9
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Cell of the immune system that has a kidney bean-shaped nucleus

A

Monocyte

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10
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Cell of the immune system that has a light blue-grey cytoplasm containing fine dust-like granules

A

Monocyte

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11
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Monocytes differentiate into ___

A

Tissue macrophages

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12
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In monocytes, ___ may be observed in the cytoplasm

A

Vacuolation

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13
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Size of lymphocyte

A

8-12um/ 12-16um

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14
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T/F: The nucleus of the lymphocyte may vary based on size and maturity

A

True

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15
Q

The function of the lymphocyte include cellular defense against ___ infections

A

Viral

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16
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In PBMC, the cell isolation techniques are based on physical factors such as ___

A

Density and size

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17
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In PBMC, the cell isolation technique include the differential migration of blood components during ___

A

centrifugation

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18
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A high molecular weight sucrose polymers that do not penetrate biological membranes

A

Ficoll

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19
Q

The ___ and ___ should be at the interface of plasma layer and Ficoll-Hypaque solution

A

Lymphocytes
Other slow sedimenting platelets and monocytes

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20
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Separation method using Ficoll is based on the ___ of nucleated blood cells and uses a ___ medium to separate these cells of similar density from other blood constituents

A

Lower density
Density gradient

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21
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Specimen required for isolation of PBMCs

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Freshly drawn anticoagulated blood (8 hrs old)

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22
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In the isolation of PBMC, a dilution of ___ blood sample is prepared by placing ___mL of anticoagulated blood on the tube and an equal volume of sterile HBSS/PBS

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1:1
2mL

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23
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In the isolation of PBMCs, the total volume of the diluted blood sample should be ___

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4mL

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24
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Centrifuge setting for the isolation of PBMCs

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300x g at 20C for 30-40 mins

25
Q

In the isolation of PBMCs, the upper layer is the ___

26
Q

Widely used due to its ease of use and cost effectiveness to purify different leukocyte subsets such as T and B cells, even stem cells

A

Nylon Wool Purification

27
Q

Uses fibers which have not been specifically coated with ligand

A

Nylon wool purification

28
Q

The principle of the isolation of PBMC include heparinized blood diluted in ___ or ___ overlaid on Ficoll-Hypaque solution and centrifuged

A

Hank’s balanced salt solution (HBSS)
Phosphate buffered saline (PBS)

29
Q

The PBMC is formed in the layer between the ___ and ___

A

Histopaque
Medium

30
Q

The mononuclear cells are in this layer during PBMC isolation

A

Whitish buffy coat

31
Q

T/F: During PBMC isolation, cells in the interphase must be aspirated without delay

32
Q

To render the PBMC sediments free of platelet, initially subject the PBMC sediments to what centrifugation settings?

A

Low speed (60-100x g), for 10 mins at 18-20C

33
Q

Relies on the affinity of certain lymphoid cells to bind to the nylon support

A

Nylon wool purification

34
Q

Culture medium for lymphocytes

A

RPMI-1640 (Roswell Park Memorial Institute)

35
Q

Sample required for enumeration of isolated T and B cells

A

Lymphocyte pellets/ Lymphocyte cell isolate

36
Q

___ and ___ are used to manually count the PBMCs

A

Hemacytometer
Light microscopy

37
Q

Visual checking of PBMCs are aided by ___

A

Trypan Blue Exclusion Test

38
Q

In counting the lymphocytes, one should wait at least ___ to allow the cells to settle before counting

39
Q

In counting the lymphocytes, these fields shall be used in the improved neubauer counting chambers

A

4 WBC Secondary Squares

40
Q

The diluent for counting lymphocytes

A

3% acetic acid

41
Q

The diluted lymphocyte is mixed well for ___ before manual counting

42
Q

One of the traditional methods used in assessing cell viability

A

Trypan Blue Dye Exclusion Test

43
Q

The standard method used in academic research laboratories and industrial biotechnology plants

A

Trypan Blue Dye Exclusion Test

44
Q

In the visualization of PBMCs using Trypan Blue Dye Extraction Test, the dead cells appear ___ under the microscope

45
Q

In the visualization of PBMCs using Trypan Blue Dye Extraction Test, living cells appear ___ under the microscope

A

Clear/ transparent

46
Q

Uses of TB Exclusion/ Viability test

A

Cell counting
Differentiates viable versus non-viable cells

47
Q

This lymphocyte isolation method uses monoclonal antibodies against T or B cell

A

Lymphokwik Assay

47
Q

In Lymphokwik Assay, if the B cell should be isolated, the ___ should be used

48
Q

This lymphocyte isolation method uses monoclonal antibodies specific for B cell or T cell; if B cell should be isolated, B cells should also be used

A

Magnetic Beads

49
Q

Substances that induce proliferation of lymphocytes

50
Q

In standard MIB, the addition of titrated thymidine is followed by incubation for ___

A

4-24 hours

51
Q

T/F: Monocytes are more associated with mononuclear cells than lymphocytes

A

False (lymphocytes are more associated)

52
Q

Used to dilute the heparinized blood sample during isolation of PBMCs

53
Q

Anticoagulant of choice for isolation of PBMCs

54
Q

The ___ is the layer containing the mononuclear cells when Ficoll-Hypaque solution is used

55
Q

In the nylon wool purification technique, the ___ will be with the first eluate

56
Q

In the nylon wool purification technique, the ___ will cling with the nylon wool

57
Q

In the nylon wool purification technique, to allow the second eluate, nylon wool should be washed with ___