UMED WROC


A. K.
This flashcard set covers university-level immunology, focusing on cells, antibodies, antigens, and immune responses. It delves into topics like flow cytometry, lymphocyte activation, and the roles of various immune cells such as NK cells and T cells. The flashcards are designed for medical students and professionals seeking to understand the intricate mechanisms of the immune system, including antigen recognition, immune responses, and diagnostic tests like the NBT reduction assay and flow cytometry. The set provides a comprehensive overview of both specific and non-specific immune responses, making it valuable for those studying medical science or pharmaceutics.
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Universität
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28.04.2020 / 20.04.2021

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Antigenicity, this is

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

The essential elements of the specific recognition in the immune system are

A Cell that encounters an antigen for which it has a specific receptor may finally:

The acquired immune response can be characterized by the below

features with the EXCEPTION of

A Fab composition in an antibody

(->  allotopes, which are non-varying structures on the Fc receptor.)

To identify populations of NK cells and T-cell in the peripheral

blood cell population, there should be assessed

(Midterm Set II)

A HIV infection diagnostic procedure referred to as a confirmation

test should be

The phagoburst test in the flow cytometry allows

(Midterm Set III)

A humoral response is targeted on:

After a density gradient PBMC isolation, the cell viability must be

assessed. The proper dye is

(Midterm Set III)

A Peyer's patch, this is:

Select the set of surface antigens that best characterize NKT cells

(Midterm Set III)

A test applied to detect the oxygen metabolism enzyme defect

should be:

The set of antigens that comprise different cell molecules,

associated with its differentiation, maturation and function is

termed as

(Midterm Set III)

A test that is NOT aimed for cell isolation is:

The innate immune components do not include

(Midterm Set IV)

Abnormal proportions of individual protein fractions observed in

the electrophoretic separation of serum proteins is termed:

The antigen determinant, this is

(Midterm Set IV)

The antigen-antibody complex activates the complement in the

pathway

(Midterm Set IV)

Adaptive immune response is characterized by

The FSC parameter in the flow cytometry, is related to

(Midterm Set IV)

After a density grading PBMC isolation, the cell viability must by

assessed. The proper dye is

Indicate the proper isotope control antibodies for antibodies planned to be used

in flow cytometry

(Midterm Set IV)

An antibody isotype classification results from differences in:

Phagotest in flow cytometry allows the assessment of

An antigen binding site on an antibody molecule is formed by:

Mitogens are substances used for an in vitro assessment of

(Midterm Set IV)

An Antigen Immunogenicity- this is:

Superantigens can activate T cells in a particular way. This is

An epitope- this is:

An antibody isotype classification results from differences in

An example of a non-specific activation of immunity in the cancer

immunotherapy, is:

A naïve lymphocyte, this is a cell which can subsequently turn into

An FAB fragment of an Immunoglobulin:

T CD4+ lymphocyte recognize foreign antigens usually in:

The immunofluorescence in flow cytometry can be describes as

Antigenic determinant is a

Immunophenotype typical markers for NK cells are:

B-cell receptor (BCR), this is:

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