Kuby Immunology Chapter 1-4 (2026)
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Which of the following generally D
does not apply to bone marrow (a
primary lymphoid organ) and
secondary lymphoid organs?
A) cellular proliferation
B) differentiation of lymphocytes
C) cellular interaction
D) antigen-dependent response
E) None of the above.
Which of the following apply C
uniquely to secondary lymphoid
organs?
A) presence of precursor B and T
cells
B) circulation of lymphocytes
C) terminal differentiation
D) cellular proliferation
E) All of the above.
,Which of the following does not D
apply to "innate" immune
mechanisms?
A) absence of specificity
B) activation by a stimulus
C) involvement of multiple cell types
D) a memory component
Which of the following is the major D
function of the lymphoid system?
A) innate immunity
B) inflammation
C) phagocytosis
D) acquired immunity
E) None of the above.
Removal of the bursa of Fabricius D
from a chicken results in
A) a markedly decreased number of
circulating T lymphocytes.
B) anemia.
C) delayed rejection of skin graft.
D) low serum levels of antibodies in
serum.
E) all of the above.
F) none of the above.
, The germinal centers found in the D
cortical region of lymph nodes and
the peripheral region of splenic
periarteriolar lymphatic tissue
A) support the development of
immature B and T cells.
B) function in the removal of
damaged erythrocytes from the
circulation.
C) act as the major source of stem
cells and thus help to maintain
hematopoiesis.
D) provide an infrastructure that on
antigenic stimulation contains large
populations of B lymphocytes and
plasma cells.
E) are the sites of NK-cell
differentiation.
Which of the following is correct? D
A) NK cells proliferate in response to
antigen.
B) NK cells kill their target cells by
phagocytosis and intracellular
digestion.
C) NK cells are a subset of
polymorphonuclear cells.
D) NK-cell killing is extracellular.
E) NK cells are particularly effective
against certain bacteria.
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Terms in this set (59)
Which of the following generally D
does not apply to bone marrow (a
primary lymphoid organ) and
secondary lymphoid organs?
A) cellular proliferation
B) differentiation of lymphocytes
C) cellular interaction
D) antigen-dependent response
E) None of the above.
Which of the following apply C
uniquely to secondary lymphoid
organs?
A) presence of precursor B and T
cells
B) circulation of lymphocytes
C) terminal differentiation
D) cellular proliferation
E) All of the above.
,Which of the following does not D
apply to "innate" immune
mechanisms?
A) absence of specificity
B) activation by a stimulus
C) involvement of multiple cell types
D) a memory component
Which of the following is the major D
function of the lymphoid system?
A) innate immunity
B) inflammation
C) phagocytosis
D) acquired immunity
E) None of the above.
Removal of the bursa of Fabricius D
from a chicken results in
A) a markedly decreased number of
circulating T lymphocytes.
B) anemia.
C) delayed rejection of skin graft.
D) low serum levels of antibodies in
serum.
E) all of the above.
F) none of the above.
, The germinal centers found in the D
cortical region of lymph nodes and
the peripheral region of splenic
periarteriolar lymphatic tissue
A) support the development of
immature B and T cells.
B) function in the removal of
damaged erythrocytes from the
circulation.
C) act as the major source of stem
cells and thus help to maintain
hematopoiesis.
D) provide an infrastructure that on
antigenic stimulation contains large
populations of B lymphocytes and
plasma cells.
E) are the sites of NK-cell
differentiation.
Which of the following is correct? D
A) NK cells proliferate in response to
antigen.
B) NK cells kill their target cells by
phagocytosis and intracellular
digestion.
C) NK cells are a subset of
polymorphonuclear cells.
D) NK-cell killing is extracellular.
E) NK cells are particularly effective
against certain bacteria.