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During exposure to a foreign invader, there are more __________ present in the vertebrate body than before exposure
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A. antibodies
B. lymphocytes
C. macrophages and antigens
D. all of these
Correct Answer
all of these
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1. Antibodies bound to an invading microorganism activate the complement system via
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A. classical pathway
B. metabolic pathway
C. Embden Meyerhof pathway
D. Entner-Doudoroff pathway
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Correct Answer: classical pathway
2. Which of the following immune cells would have an especially low count in a patient with advanced AIDS?
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A. Killer T lymphocytes
B. Helper T lymphocyte
C. B lymphocytes
D. None of these
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Correct Answer: Helper T lymphocyte
3. Immunogenicity
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A. depends on the ability of the native antigen to be presented by MHC
B. is usually a property of self antigens such as eye tissue
C. is not a property of antibodies
D. is not a property of haptens
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Correct Answer: is not a property of haptens
4. To detect a humoral immune response to influenza virus, it is possible to measure
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A. cytotoxicity of virus-infected cells in tissue culture
B. dividing T cells in the draining lymph nodes
C. plasma cytokine levels
D. serum antibody titer
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Correct Answer: serum antibody titer
5. In cellular immunity, T lymphocytes are responsible for the recognition and killing of foreign invaders. The cells are
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A. cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)
B. killer T cells
C. both (a) and (b)
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
6. To elicit the best antibodies to mouse MHC I, it should be injected into a
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A. goat
B. mouse of the same genetic background (strain)
C. mouse of a different strain
D. rat
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Correct Answer: goat
7. What is a protein produced by host cells infected by viruses?
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A. Interferon
B. Histamine
C. Antiserum
D. Vaccine
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Correct Answer: Interferon
8. Immunological memory is due to
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A. short lived macrophage that can recognize specific pathogens
B. long lived B cells that secrete a specific antibody
C. long lived B cells that secrete a specific antigen
D. short lived helper T cells that signal macrophage to divide
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Correct Answer: long lived B cells that secrete a specific antibody
9. What is the result of an abnormal response of the immune system to part of a person's own body?
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A. Passive immunity
B. Cancer
C. An allergic response
D. An autoimmune disease
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Correct Answer: An autoimmune disease
10. If Class IIMHC is not expressed in the thymus, the resulting immune deficiencies would include all of the following except reduced
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A. alternative complement activation.
B. CD8 T cell-mediated cytotoxicity
C. macrophage activation to vesicular pathogens
D. IgG synthesis
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Correct Answer: alternative complement activation.
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