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

Cartes-fiches

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:

Immunogenecity, is a feature of an antigen, should be defined as:

 Immunophenotype typical markers for B lymphocytes

 

in humans there are 

In the cell Immunophenotyping, the B-cell typical markers are:

In the CSFE cell proliferation assay, in the following cytometry, each subsequent

cell division results in:

In the flow cytometry, the detected fluorescence intensity is proportional to

In the humoral immune response to thymus-dependent antigens,

basically the following players participate: 1/ antibodies, 2/T-cells,

3/ cytokines, 4/ B-cells:

In the non specific cellular immune response generally participates

In the screening work-up of autoimmune disease, the test for

antinuclear autoantibodies(ANA), there should be used

In which serum fraction of the IgG antibodies are located

Indicate the description of the innate immunity component and functions:

Indicate the false sentence: 

Indicate the FALSE statement, describing the essential functions of immune

cells:

 

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

in flow cytometry: anti-CD3 mouse IgG2b k isotope FITC labeled:

Indicate the sentence that describes properly the specific T cell immune

response:

Intracellular killing is a part of the mechanism

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