MICR 3230 Midterm | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
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Herd immunity
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Vaccination/protection of a critical mass of people
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Humoral immunity
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Combats pathogens via antibodies produced by B cells
Active vs. passive
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Cell-mediated immunity
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T cells that eradicate pathogens, self-cells, or aid other cells
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BCR and TCR generated by
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Random gene segment rearrangements
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4 categories of pathogens
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1. Viruses
2. Bacteria
3. Fungi
4. Parasites
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PRRs bind to
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PAMPs and DAMPs
PRRs always expressed
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Clonal selection
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B and T cells go through generation of diversity and deletion if not activated by their
specific antigen
If activated, the cell undergoes proliferation and produces a large number of clones
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Tolerance
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Self vs non-self discrimination
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Innate vs adaptive system - major components
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Innate - phagocytes, barriers, PRRs
Adaptive - T and B lymphocytes, antigen-specific receptors, Abs
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Primary lymphoid organs
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Bone marrow and thymus
Where immune cells mature from immature precursors
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Secondary lymphoid organs
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Spleen, lymph nodes, MALT/GALT
Where mature lymphocytes encounter antigen and begin differentiation
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Common myeloid progenitor gives rise to
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RBCs
Granulocytes (eosinophil, basophil, neutrophil, mast cell)
Monocytes (DCs and macrophages)
DCs
Platelets
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Common lymphoid progenitor gives rise to
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DCs
T cells (Th and Tc)
B cells
ILCs
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Neutrophil molecules
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Proteases
Antimicrobial proteins
Histamine
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Eosinophil molecules
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Cationic proteins
Cytokines
Chemokines
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Basophil molecules
Answers
Question:
Herd immunity
Answer:
Vaccination/protection of a critical mass of people
Question:
Humoral immunity
Answer:
Combats pathogens via antibodies produced by B cells
Active vs. passive
Question:
Cell-mediated immunity
Answer:
T cells that eradicate pathogens, self-cells, or aid other cells
Question:
BCR and TCR generated by
Answer:
Random gene segment rearrangements
Question:
4 categories of pathogens
Answer:
1. Viruses
2. Bacteria
3. Fungi
4. Parasites
Question:
PRRs bind to
, Answer:
PAMPs and DAMPs
PRRs always expressed
Question:
Clonal selection
Answer:
B and T cells go through generation of diversity and deletion if not activated by their
specific antigen
If activated, the cell undergoes proliferation and produces a large number of clones
Question:
Tolerance
Answer:
Self vs non-self discrimination
Question:
Innate vs adaptive system - major components
Answer:
Innate - phagocytes, barriers, PRRs
Adaptive - T and B lymphocytes, antigen-specific receptors, Abs
Question:
Primary lymphoid organs
Answer:
Bone marrow and thymus
Where immune cells mature from immature precursors
Question:
Secondary lymphoid organs
Answer:
Spleen, lymph nodes, MALT/GALT
Where mature lymphocytes encounter antigen and begin differentiation
, Question:
Common myeloid progenitor gives rise to
Answer:
RBCs
Granulocytes (eosinophil, basophil, neutrophil, mast cell)
Monocytes (DCs and macrophages)
DCs
Platelets
Question:
Common lymphoid progenitor gives rise to
Answer:
DCs
T cells (Th and Tc)
B cells
ILCs
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Neutrophil molecules
Answer:
Proteases
Antimicrobial proteins
Histamine
Question:
Eosinophil molecules
Answer:
Cationic proteins
Cytokines
Chemokines
Question:
Basophil molecules