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The field of immunology expanded along with the development of vaccines. The first widely used vaccine was against the human disease smallpox and was developed from the

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The person who coined the term ‘chemotherapy’ and was the first to focus research efforts on the development of drugs to treat infectious disease was

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A “magic bullet” drug to stop HIV replication might be

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What type of dendritic cell releases CCL 19 and 21 attracting B cells to the lymph nodes?

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Which complement pathway(s) result in complement fixation?

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A cell that has a differentiated Heavy (mew) chain and has not yet undergone light chain rearrangement is known as?

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Neutrophils secrete many cytokines.

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Innate immunity is required for adaptive immunity to occur.

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Which of the following is not a granulocyte?

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A ‘magic bullet’ drug to control an infection with Candida albicans (thrush) or Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot) might target which of the following?

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Your 1st defense against infection is

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Which of the following is NOT a phagocyte?

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I am a cell that plays an important role:
-in innate immunity
-as an antigen presenting cell
-in the initiation of adaptive immunity
I am a:

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An example of a primary lymphoid organ is:

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The success of vaccination relies on development of a good memory response. Immunological memory develops during the immune response and results in higher antibody titers in the response:

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What is an immediate (first) complement response of our innate immune system to bacterial infection?

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Which complement pathway is activated by antibody?

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Complement activation results in:

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Cells which are most important in immune surveillance for tumor cells are:

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A tumor occurring in a lymph node would be called:

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The Ames test allows detection of:

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If an autoantibody is made against a cell-surface antigen, the autoimmune disease is considered a:

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Autoimmune diseases can be described as:

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An example of a minor histocompatibility complex antigen is:

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If one wants to minimize the chance of GVHD following a hematopoietic cell transplants, one could administer the cytotoxic drug:

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The main tissues affected by GVHD are:

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_ transplants do not require extensive HLA matching, but _ transplants do.

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A drug that inhibits IL-2 production is:

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In dengue infection cross-reactive memory T cells recovered exhibited a higher affinity to variant epitopes representing serotypes of previous exposure – a phenomenon called:

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Inflammatory cytokine _____ levels have been shown to be higher in DHF than in DF suggesting a role in vascular plasma leakage.

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The genome of dengue virus is _ and contains _ genes.

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Currently DHF and DSS represent _____ of total hospitalized dengue cases.

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Dengue virus is a:

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Anaphylatoxins produced by activated complement include:

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Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies can affect the target cell by:

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When a graft is considered to have stable function, treatment is modified from:

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Based on data presented by Andrew Read, the regimen for malaria treatment determined by the WHO actually:

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The field of immunology expanded along with the development of vaccines. The first widely used vaccine was against the human disease smallpox and was developed from the

The person who coined the term ‘chemotherapy’ and was the first to focus research efforts on the development of drugs to treat infectious disease was

A “magic bullet” drug to stop HIV replication might be

What type of dendritic cell releases CCL 19 and 21 attracting B cells to the lymph nodes?

Which complement pathway(s) result in complement fixation?

A cell that has a differentiated Heavy (mew) chain and has not yet undergone light chain rearrangement is known as?

Neutrophils secrete many cytokines.

Innate immunity is required for adaptive immunity to occur.

Which of the following is not a granulocyte?

A ‘magic bullet’ drug to control an infection with Candida albicans (thrush) or Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot) might target which of the following?

Your 1st defense against infection is

Which of the following is NOT a phagocyte?

I am a cell that plays an important role: -in innate immunity -as an antigen presenting cell -in the initiation of adaptive immunity I am a:

An example of a primary lymphoid organ is:

The success of vaccination relies on development of a good memory response. Immunological memory develops during the __________ immune response and results in higher antibody titers in the __________ response:

What is an immediate (first) complement response of our innate immune system to bacterial infection?

Which complement pathway is activated by antibody?

Complement activation results in:

Cells which are most important in immune surveillance for tumor cells are:

I am a cell that plays an important role:
-in innate immunity
-as an antigen presenting cell
-in the initiation of adaptive immunity
I am a:

The success of vaccination relies on development of a good memory response. Immunological memory develops during the immune response and results in higher antibody titers in the response:

_ transplants do not require extensive HLA matching, but _ transplants do.

The genome of dengue virus is _ and contains _ genes.