IMMUNOLOGY TEST 1

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: