The HLA System Flashcards

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Q
  1. The HLA genes are located on which chromosome?
    a. 2
    b. 4
    c. 6
    d. 8
A

c. 6

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  1. The majority of HLA antibodies belong to what immunoglobulin class?
    a. IgD
    b. IgE
    c. IgG
    d. IgM
A

c. IgG

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  1. What is the test of choice for HLA antigen testing?
    a. Agglutination
    b. Molecular
    c. Cytotoxicity
    d. ELISA
A

b. Molecular

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  1. Of the following diseases, which one has the highest relative risk in association with an HLA antigen?
    a. Ankylosing spondylitis
    b. Juvenile diabetes
    c. Narcolepsy
    d. Rheumatoid arthritis
A

a. Ankylosing spondylitis

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  1. Why is HLA matching not feasible in cardiac transplantation?
    a. No HLAs are present on cardiac cells
    b. No donors ever have HLA antibodies
    c. Total ischemic time is too long
    d. Total ischemic time is too short
A

d. Total ischemic time is too short

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  1. DR52 molecules are the product of which alleles?
    a. DRA and DRB1
    b. DRA and DRB3
    c. DRA and DRB4
    d. DRA and DRB5
A

b. DRA and DRB3

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  1. What is the molecular technique that detects undefined
    alleles?
    a. Restriction fragment length polymorphism
    b. Sequence-specific primer typing
    c. Sequence-specific oligonucleotide typing
    d. Direct nucleotide sequencing
A

d. Direct nucleotide sequencing

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8
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  1. What represents the association of the alleles on the two
    C6 chromosomes as determined by family studies?
    a. Haplotype
    b. Genotype
    c. Phenotype
    d. Xenotype
A

a. Haplotype

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  1. Which type of HSCT can be performed within a relatively short period of time?
    a. Matched unrelated
    b. Cord blood
    c. Autologous
    d. HLA haploidentical
A

d. HLA haploidentical

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10
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  1. The SAB describes the amount of bound antibody on
    each bead as:
    a. MCS
    b. MFI
    c. CDC
    d. AHG
A

b. MFI

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