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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177
Utilisateurs
34
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Médecine/Pharmacie
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
28.04.2020 / 20.04.2021

Lernkarten

The human immunoglobulins transported through the placenta to

the fetus are

The humoral immune response basically targets:

The immune non-specific recognition receptor DO NOT include:

The immunophenotype: TCR CD2+, CD3+ CD4-, CD8+ CD16-, CD19-, CD20-, CD56-

is the dominant phenotype in the following cell population:

The innate immune system characteristic is generally NOT:

The lymphocyte population are NOT:

The main functions of T lymphocytes include:

The main site of induction of an immune response in the GI tract mucous

membrane are:

The main site of the gastrointestinal tract mucous membrane

immune response ..... is

The marker of activated lymphocytes is a molecule

 

The mechanism conditioning the cytotoxicity of CD 8+ T cells is associated with:

The mechanism that condition the TCD8+ cell cytotoxicity is

associated with:

The mechanism that DOES NOT condition the self-antigen tolerance, there is:

The most common causes of the primary immunodeficiency, these should be

deficiencies of:

The most important role in the fight/defence against fungal infections is played

by:

The NBT reduction assay in the immunodeficiency should be applied for:

The non-encapsulated secondary immune organs are:

The oxygen-independent intracellular killing in phagocytic cells is executed by:

The parameters that can be evaluated in the flow cytometry

without the use of fluorochrome labeling should NOT be

The peripheral tolerance of antigens depends on increased activity

The Phagoburst test in flow cytometry allows:

The phenomenon "respiratory burst" is defined as:

The place of the effector phase of the immune response in the

GALT is:

The principle of the precipitation and agglutination assays in the immunology:

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

by immunocom- petent cells are NOT

The set of antigens that comprise different cell molecules

associated with its differentiation, maturation and function is

termed a:

The site of the effector phase of the immune response (effector T

cells response) in the Gell and Coombs

The specificity of the antibody is determined by the amino acid

sequence in:

The surface molecules of CD80 / 86 on APC cells are:

The term “MHC restriction” means:

The tritiated thymidine incorporation test is aimed to assess:

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

of:

The valency of an antibody is defined as:

Thymus-dependent antigens, these are:

To assess T cell proliferation there should be used:

To assess the presence of anti-eurythrocyte antibodies in blood

serum, the follow- ing test can be used

To detect an enzyme defect in the neutrophil oxidative

metabolism, the following test is used:

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

surface markers should be:

To identify populations of monocytes and T-helper cells in PBMC’s,

most probably there should be assessed:

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

blood cell population there should be assessed:

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