Immunology TEST 1
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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
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:
Non-oxidative mechanism of intracellular killing in phagocytes are based on XXX
B-lymphocytes have the following characteristics, WITH THE EXCEPTION:
CD classification is referred to
CD3 is a typical marker for:
CD4+ T cells recognize foreign antigens in the restriction of
molecules
Choose the false statement concerning macrophages:
Complement plays multiple functions in the immune response, with the exception:
Cytotoxic activity of Tc and NK cells can be assessed in:
Defensins are natural antibiotic proteins that act on certain microorganisms.
They are produced in large quantities by:
Depending on the type of antigen with which the organism obstructs, a specific
profile of the immune response is formed. Point to the FIRST sentence
describing the immune response:
ELISA assay in the diagnosis of autoimmune diseases cannot provide:
Fluorochrome labeled antibody application in flow cytometry is
necessary to asses:
Gating- a procedure in flow cytometry, allows:
Gell and Coombs-delayed type-responsive effects are related to:
Immune cells may have receptors nonspecifically recognizing the pathogen
molecules. Point the receptor NOT related to this aspect of the immune
response.
Immunoadsorbents are:
