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This flashcard set covers university-level immunology, focusing on key concepts like cells, antibodies, and flow cytometry. It delves into the structure and function of the immune system, including cell markers, activation processes, and diagnostic tests. Medical students and professionals will find this set invaluable for understanding immune responses, cell identification, and laboratory techniques essential for diagnosing and treating immune-related conditions.
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18.03.2019 / 14.11.2022

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The innate immune system characteristic is generally NOT:

The complement function is:

Which of the following statements, describing the essential activities of cells

involved in the immune response, is false:

The cell parameter that cannot be assessed in the flow cytometry without the

fluorochrome staining is:

CD3 is a typical marker for:

The CD8+ T cell cytotoxicity is associated with:

The lymphocyte population are NOT:

The receptors of nonspecific recognition of a target (a pathogen) by

immunocompetent cells are NOT:

The basic executive molecules of specific recognition in the immune system

are:

Isolation of a distinct T cell subpopulation from peripheral blood is possible

by using:

Immunophenotype typical markers for B lymphocytes

Intracellular killing is a part of the mechanism

To detect an enzyme defect in the neutrophil oxidative metabolism, the

following test is used

Superantigens, these are antigens:

The Fab fragment of an immunoglobulin determines:

The central (primary) organs of the immune system are:

The basic test in the assessment of the immune system is:

An epitope- this is:

A blood smear, this is a test aimed basically to assess:

A test that is NOT aimed for cell isolation is:

Phagocytosis capable cells are basically:

The tritiated thymidine incorporation test is one of the basic tests in the

assessment of:

Thymus-dependent antigens, these are:

Paraproteinemia, this is a serum protein electrophoresis result when:

To assess the presence of anti-eurythrocyte antibodies in blood serum, the

following test can be used:

In humans there are:

In which serum fraction of the IgG antibodies are located:

Immunoadsorbents are:

The marker of activated lymphocytes is a molecule

Cytotoxic activity of Tc and NK cells can be assessed in:

The valency of an antibody is defined as:

Recombinant human antibodies with modified hyper-variable regions from

human to murine, are called:

The tritiated thymidine incorporation test is aimed to assess:

The principle of the precipitation and agglutination assays in the immunology

The final result of the complement system activation is formation of:

CD4+ T cells recognize foreign antigens in the restriction of molecules

The non-encapsulated secondary immune organs are:

The parameters that can be evaluated in the flow cytometry without the use of

fluorochrome labeling should NOT be

To distinguish general population of NK cells and T cells, the surface markers

should be:

To assess T cell proliferation there should be used:

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