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the response of this system is comprised of 3 phases: recognition, activation, and effector function A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
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following exposure to a pathogen, the response of this system is immediate and higly specific A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
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the specificity of this system resides in receptors that recognize molecular patterns that are present in microbes but not in mammalian cells A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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cellular components of this system produce cytokines that control activities of cells A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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the response of this system is better the second time around A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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| the adaptive immune system |
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this system is essential for a strong t-cell response to a viral vaccine A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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the process of clonal selection is linked to receptor specificity in this system A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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| the adaptive immune system |
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the absence of a thymus would directly affect the functions of this system A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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| the adaptive immune system |
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an fc region (fragment) of an antibody molecule is able to bind antigen t / f |
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somatic recombination of h chain gene segments results in a greater number of unique v region genes than somatic recombination of κ l chain gene segments t / f |
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the h chain variable region (domain) contains three cdr (hypervariable regions) while the l chain contains only two cdr t / f |
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igm and igg antibodies differ in both size (m.w.) and effector function t / f |
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some phagocytic cells have receptors on their surface that are specific for the fc region of igg t / f |
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ige is the predominant class (isotype) of immunoglobulin (ig) in the secretions t / f |
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igg is the first class of ig that is secreted by a responding b cell t / f |
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the specificity of antibody secreted by a given b cell changes during isotype (class) switching t / f |
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igm is present both as a membrane molecule and a secreted molecule t / f |
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ig classes are defined by differences in both the h chain and the l chain t / f |
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the response occurs within hours of exposure to a microbe A. The Innate Immune System
B. The Adaptive Immune System
C. Both Systems
D. Neither System |
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an fab fragment is not able to bind antigen t / f |
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there are a total of 2 different (unique) variable regions in an antibody molecule t / f |
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the h chain variable region (domain) contains three cdr (hypervariable regions) while the l chain contains only one cdr t / f |
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iga is the predominant class (isotype) of immunoglobulin (ig) in the secretions t / f |
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all classes of ig contain at least two antigen binding sites t / f |
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