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| The part of the antigen that binds the immunoglobulin molecule |
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| The largest immunoglobulin |
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| Of IgM and IgG, which one is better at precipitation |
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| Of monomeric or dimer, the immunoglobulin that is important in secretions |
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| The name of the process when a cell engulfs a bacteria to destroy it |
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| The reason not to take antacids everyday |
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| decreases pH (a natural barrier for invasion of bacteria) |
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| Cell that has CD 19, 20, & 21 |
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| Of proteins, polysaccharides, and lipids which is least immunogenic |
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| A hapten is combined with this for an effective immunization |
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| What are two major families of antimicrobial peptides? |
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| Cathelicidins and Defensins |
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| The thymus is biggest when? |
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| What are three common PAMPs? |
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| LPS, terminal mannose, unmethylated DNA, ss and dss RNA, flagella |
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| What is the immunoglobulin for allergy? |
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| Of self-antigens, what is the most antigenic? |
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| Part of the innate system? |
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| Mucosal associated lymphatic tissue |
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| Term from the Greek, that means "to prepare for food" |
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| The immunoglobulin in secretions |
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| Type of T cell with which the MHC Class I is associated |
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| Knockout mice weren't perfect for showing what a cytokine did because? |
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| Redundant (two or more cytokines do the same job) |
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| When two molecules that are different bind the same? |
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| Of primary and secondary, which includes the bone marrow and thymus? |
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| The cell that is mostly nucleus, and is key to the acquired immune system? |
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| A paracrine response is defined as |
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| When one cell signals a nearby cell |
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| The chain that holds IgA dimer and the IgM pentamer together |
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| The marker on an immunoglobulin that is genetically linked and inherited |
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| Parts that exist after papain digestion of IgG |
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| Antibody pieces after pepsin digestion |
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| (Fab)2 and fragments of the Fc region |
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| The name of the compounds that cause cells to go to a site |
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| Of class I and class II molecules, the one that binds the longer amino acid sequence |
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| The antigen-binding cleft on the class I molecule is between these regions of the molecule |
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| The place where the chicken B cells mature |
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| The name of the bag containing the bacteria that is being digested after phagocytosis |
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| The efficiency of an assay when 45 people tested positive out of 50 that were positive and 40 people tested negative out of 50 that were negative |
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| The lymphocyte that is not antigen specific |
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| The activated innate lymphocyte that is involved in antitumor response |
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| Mom is be HLA A10, A3, B5, B7, and Dad is A25, B8, A33, and B55. Can a child that is A10, B5, A25, B8 be theirs? |
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| If there were 100 V regions, 10 D regions, and 5 j regions on the heavy chain coding region. 20 V regions and 10 J regions on the kappa light chain coding region, the number of different antibody molecules that could be made with the kappa light chain is |
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1 million
100 x 10 x 5 = 5000 and 20 x 10 = 200
Then 5000 x 200 = 1 million |
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| The fluorescent-activated cell sorter measures this to determine how big a cell is |
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| What is the final dilution of a 1:10 dilution followed by a 1:2 dilution? |
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| The sensitivity of a test when 60 people tested positive out of 120 people that were positive? |
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| The specificity of a test when there were 40 people who tested negative out off 50 people that were negative |
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| The third tube in a 2 fold-serial dilution when the first tube is 1:2 |
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| An acute phase reactant that results in S. pnemonia, cardiac arrest |
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| An acute phase reactant that helps clear a bruise |
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| The cell with CD4 and CD3 on its surface |
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| Name of any of the secretions that are involved in innate immunity |
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| Antibody pieces after urea and mercaptoethanol |
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| Of class I and class II molecules, the one that has invariant chains bound to it until it is in the lysosomal compartment |
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