問題一覧
1
Demonstrates that protection from smallppox could be generated by the transfer of pustular matrial from a cowpox lesion
edward jenner
2
Discovered therapeutic vaccination
louis pasteur
3
Live attenuated vaccine for rabies, cholera, and anthrax
louis pasteur
4
Demonstrated cells could ingest foreign material,; PHAGOCYTES
Elie metchnikoff
5
Discovered COMPLEMENT
JULES BORDET
6
PRECIPITINS
ROBERT KAUS
7
SERUM THERAPY
EMIL ADOLF VON BEHRING
8
ANTIBODY DIVERSITY; DISCOVERY OF GENETIC PRINCIPLES YNDERLYING THE GENERATION OF ABS W/ DIFFERENT SPECIFITIES
SUSUMU TONEGAWA
9
DATE OF DISCOVERY OF T CELL RECEPTOR GENES
1984
10
SPECIFICITY OF SEROLOGIC REACTION AUTHOR
KARL LANDSTEINER
11
STRUCTURE OF ANTIBODIES
GERALD EDELMAN AND RODNEY PORTER
12
IMMUNOREGULATION
NIELS JERNE
13
HIV
LUC MONTAGNIER & FRANCOISE BARRE-SINOUSSI
14
SODIUM PHOSPHATE
BRAXTON & HICKS
15
DIRECTOR OF AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD BANK
CHARLES DREW
16
ACD
LOUTIT AND MOLLISON
17
CPD
GIBSON
18
GEL TESR; 1985
LAPIERRE
19
Cleaves the cell wall of a class of bacteria
lysozyme
20
Digest bacterial surface proteins
pepsin
21
Binds iron which is essential for microbial growth
lactoferrin
22
Leads to desctruction of extracellular bacteria
complement proteins
23
Specialized antigen-presenting cells found in epidermis
langerhans cells
24
A dendritic cell found in all major organs
interstitial cells
25
Macrophages in the kidneys
mesangial cells
26
Macrophages in the brain
microglial cells
27
Dendritic cells found in the secondary lynphoid organs and thymus
interdigitating cells
28
CD markers in the Natural Killer cells
CD 16 & CD 56
29
Nk cells are known as lymphokine activated killer cells when exposed to
IL-2 & IFN-Y
30
Cells are guided to the site of the injury by a chemoattractant substances
chemotaxis
31
A type of chemotaxis where its toward the stimulus
positive
32
A type of chemotaxis where its away from the stimulus
negative
33
A toll like receptor found in mycobacteria
TLR1
34
A toll like receptor binds to peptidoglycan in G(+) bacteria
TLR2
35
A toll like receptor that recognizes lipopolysaccharide in G(-) bacteria
TLR 4
36
Receptirs of innate immune system recognizes PAMPS through PRRs
adhesion
37
Bacteria that can inhibit ingestion due to large capsule
s. pneumoniae, h. influenzae, n. meningitidis
38
Can inhibit phagocytosis because its capsule is hydophilic
d. pneumoniae
39
Coating of organisms by molecules that speed up phagocytosis
opsonization
40
Presence of phagosome forming phagolysosomes
digestion
41
What enzyme is associated in respiratory burst to form ROS
NADPH OXIDASE
42
Produced by IFN-Y activated macrophage
nitric oxide
43
Signs of inflammation
dolor, calor, tumor, rubor, functio laesa
44
This WBC produces IL-1 that keads to fever, INCREASED APR and stimulates IL-2
monocytes
45
An acute phase reactants that function in the removal of cholesterol
serun amyloid A
46
A protein involves in the opsonization and complement ivation
c-reactive protein
47
AN APR that function as protease inhibitor
alpha1-antitrypsin
48
This APR functions in the opsonization and lysis
complement C3
49
This APR functions as a complement activation
mannose-binding protein
50
A group of cytokines discovered in virally infected cultured cells
interferon
51
Virus induced leukocyte culture interferon; produced by NULL LYMPHOCYTES;
Activates NK cells, enhances MHC I expression,, active against certain malignancies and other inflammatory process
IFN-a
52
An inteferon associated with
Kaposi's sarcoma, Hepa C
IFN-a
53
This interferon is dsRNA induced fibroblasts; produced by fibroblasts, EC, and macrophages;
Active against certain malignancies and other inflammatory process
IFN-b
54
This interferon is immunologically stimulated lymphocyte cultures; produced by Th1 cells
Affects RNA expression, increases MHC I AND II expressions of APCs activates macrophages, CTLs, NK cells, and Th1
IFN-y
55
Also known as Leukocyte IFN
IFN-a
56
Also known as fibroblasts , epithelial cells, macrophages
IFN-b
57
Also known as Th1 Cells
IFN-y
58
Interferon associated with multiple sclerosis
IFN-b
59
Tumor necrosis factor produced by macrophages,NK cells; AKA CACHECTIN
TNF-a
60
Tumor necrosis factor porduced by lymphocytes; also known as LYMPHOTOXIN
TNF-B
61
This APR is found to increase more in bacterial infx than in viral infx
serum amyloid a
62
Smallpox vaccine
artificial active
63
BCG for MTB
artificial active
64
Antitetanus, HBIG, RhoGAM
artificial passive
65
Placental transfer of IgG, Colostrum (IgA)
natural passive
66
Varulicella and rubella infection
natural active
67
MMR, chicken pox
live attenuated vaccines
68
Hepa A, Rabies, Whooping cough
inactivated vaccines
69
Diptheria, tetanus
toxoids
70
Hepa B, recombinant HBV DNA
synthethic
71
Polypeptides products of activated cells that control a variety of cellular response and thereby regulate the immune response
cytokines
72
A type of acquired immunity according to cell response
Mechanism: AB MEDIATED
Cell Type: B lymphocytes
MOA: Abs in plasma soluble products
humoral mediated
73
A type of acquired immunity according to cell response
Mechanism: cell MEDIATED
Cell Type: t lymphocytes
MOA: Direct cell to cell contacts or secreted by cells
cell mediated
74
An interleukin that Host inflammatroy response; endogenous pyrogen; acts in regulation of hematopoiesis;
Produced by monocytes macrophages and dendritic cells
IL-1
75
An interleukin that acts in the proliferation of T-cells and B-cells ; increases cytotoxic functions of NK cells and T-killer cells; produced by helper T-cells
IL-2
76
An interleukin that differentiates hematopoietic stem cells
IL-3
77
An interleukin that acts in B-cell growth factor I; isotype switching Of b-cell; differentiation of naive T-cell to Th2
IL-4
78
An interleukin that acts in the B-cell growth factor II
; B-cell differentiation factor ; growth and differentiation factor for activated T-cell and B-cell
IL-5
79
An interleukin that functions in innate immunity and adaptive immunity; IL-1, TnF and IL-6 appear to be major factors that induces the Acute phase response
IL-6
80
An interleukin that actsin the proliferation of lymphoid progenitors
IL-7
81
An interleukin that actsin the chemotaxis and activation of neutrophils;
" respiratory bursy" and release of specific and azurophilic granular contents
IL-8
82
An interleukin thatacts in proliferation of T- cells , thymocytes, and mast cells
IL-9
83
An interleukin that inhibits activated macrophages ; stimulatory T-cells ,mast cells and B-cells
IL-10
84
Organ Source of progenitor cells ; site of B cell maturation
Bone marrow
85
Organ progenitor cells that migrate to this organ proliferate and differentiate under the influence if thymosin
Site if T-cell maturation
thymus
86
Where in the lymph nodes are B-cells formed
cortex
87
Wherein lymph nodes are t-cells found
paracortex
88
Where in the lymph nodes are macrophages found
medulla
89
This organ is where TRAP subcutaneous antigens are formed
lymph nodes
90
This is found in peyer's patches, tonsils and appendix
MALT
91
What parts of spleen is T cells found
PALS
92
Where in the spleen is b cells found
follicular area
93
Where in the spleen are macrophages found
marginal zones
94
This activates keratinocytes
epidermis
95
this part of cutaneous immune system that produces t helper cells, cytotixuc T cells and MACs
dermis
96
B cell or T cell
Site of maturation: bone marrow
Location in lymph node: cortex
Produces: antibodies
Identification: surface Immunoglobulins
B cell
97
B cell or T cell
Site of maturation: thymus
Location in lymph node: paracortex
Produces: cytokines/ lymphokines
Identification: rosette formation with Sheeps RBCs
T cells
98
cluster of differentiation of B CELLSA
PANMAKER
CD 19
99
cluster of differentiation of B CELLS
Ion channels
CD 20
100
cluster of differentiation of B CELLS
C3d receotor and EBV receptor
CD21
hema2 pt 2
hema2 pt 2
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hema2 pt 2
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immuno 2
immuno 2
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immuno 2
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immuno 3
immuno 3
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immuno 3
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sero1
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問題一覧
1
Demonstrates that protection from smallppox could be generated by the transfer of pustular matrial from a cowpox lesion
edward jenner
2
Discovered therapeutic vaccination
louis pasteur
3
Live attenuated vaccine for rabies, cholera, and anthrax
louis pasteur
4
Demonstrated cells could ingest foreign material,; PHAGOCYTES
Elie metchnikoff
5
Discovered COMPLEMENT
JULES BORDET
6
PRECIPITINS
ROBERT KAUS
7
SERUM THERAPY
EMIL ADOLF VON BEHRING
8
ANTIBODY DIVERSITY; DISCOVERY OF GENETIC PRINCIPLES YNDERLYING THE GENERATION OF ABS W/ DIFFERENT SPECIFITIES
SUSUMU TONEGAWA
9
DATE OF DISCOVERY OF T CELL RECEPTOR GENES
1984
10
SPECIFICITY OF SEROLOGIC REACTION AUTHOR
KARL LANDSTEINER
11
STRUCTURE OF ANTIBODIES
GERALD EDELMAN AND RODNEY PORTER
12
IMMUNOREGULATION
NIELS JERNE
13
HIV
LUC MONTAGNIER & FRANCOISE BARRE-SINOUSSI
14
SODIUM PHOSPHATE
BRAXTON & HICKS
15
DIRECTOR OF AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD BANK
CHARLES DREW
16
ACD
LOUTIT AND MOLLISON
17
CPD
GIBSON
18
GEL TESR; 1985
LAPIERRE
19
Cleaves the cell wall of a class of bacteria
lysozyme
20
Digest bacterial surface proteins
pepsin
21
Binds iron which is essential for microbial growth
lactoferrin
22
Leads to desctruction of extracellular bacteria
complement proteins
23
Specialized antigen-presenting cells found in epidermis
langerhans cells
24
A dendritic cell found in all major organs
interstitial cells
25
Macrophages in the kidneys
mesangial cells
26
Macrophages in the brain
microglial cells
27
Dendritic cells found in the secondary lynphoid organs and thymus
interdigitating cells
28
CD markers in the Natural Killer cells
CD 16 & CD 56
29
Nk cells are known as lymphokine activated killer cells when exposed to
IL-2 & IFN-Y
30
Cells are guided to the site of the injury by a chemoattractant substances
chemotaxis
31
A type of chemotaxis where its toward the stimulus
positive
32
A type of chemotaxis where its away from the stimulus
negative
33
A toll like receptor found in mycobacteria
TLR1
34
A toll like receptor binds to peptidoglycan in G(+) bacteria
TLR2
35
A toll like receptor that recognizes lipopolysaccharide in G(-) bacteria
TLR 4
36
Receptirs of innate immune system recognizes PAMPS through PRRs
adhesion
37
Bacteria that can inhibit ingestion due to large capsule
s. pneumoniae, h. influenzae, n. meningitidis
38
Can inhibit phagocytosis because its capsule is hydophilic
d. pneumoniae
39
Coating of organisms by molecules that speed up phagocytosis
opsonization
40
Presence of phagosome forming phagolysosomes
digestion
41
What enzyme is associated in respiratory burst to form ROS
NADPH OXIDASE
42
Produced by IFN-Y activated macrophage
nitric oxide
43
Signs of inflammation
dolor, calor, tumor, rubor, functio laesa
44
This WBC produces IL-1 that keads to fever, INCREASED APR and stimulates IL-2
monocytes
45
An acute phase reactants that function in the removal of cholesterol
serun amyloid A
46
A protein involves in the opsonization and complement ivation
c-reactive protein
47
AN APR that function as protease inhibitor
alpha1-antitrypsin
48
This APR functions in the opsonization and lysis
complement C3
49
This APR functions as a complement activation
mannose-binding protein
50
A group of cytokines discovered in virally infected cultured cells
interferon
51
Virus induced leukocyte culture interferon; produced by NULL LYMPHOCYTES;
Activates NK cells, enhances MHC I expression,, active against certain malignancies and other inflammatory process
IFN-a
52
An inteferon associated with
Kaposi's sarcoma, Hepa C
IFN-a
53
This interferon is dsRNA induced fibroblasts; produced by fibroblasts, EC, and macrophages;
Active against certain malignancies and other inflammatory process
IFN-b
54
This interferon is immunologically stimulated lymphocyte cultures; produced by Th1 cells
Affects RNA expression, increases MHC I AND II expressions of APCs activates macrophages, CTLs, NK cells, and Th1
IFN-y
55
Also known as Leukocyte IFN
IFN-a
56
Also known as fibroblasts , epithelial cells, macrophages
IFN-b
57
Also known as Th1 Cells
IFN-y
58
Interferon associated with multiple sclerosis
IFN-b
59
Tumor necrosis factor produced by macrophages,NK cells; AKA CACHECTIN
TNF-a
60
Tumor necrosis factor porduced by lymphocytes; also known as LYMPHOTOXIN
TNF-B
61
This APR is found to increase more in bacterial infx than in viral infx
serum amyloid a
62
Smallpox vaccine
artificial active
63
BCG for MTB
artificial active
64
Antitetanus, HBIG, RhoGAM
artificial passive
65
Placental transfer of IgG, Colostrum (IgA)
natural passive
66
Varulicella and rubella infection
natural active
67
MMR, chicken pox
live attenuated vaccines
68
Hepa A, Rabies, Whooping cough
inactivated vaccines
69
Diptheria, tetanus
toxoids
70
Hepa B, recombinant HBV DNA
synthethic
71
Polypeptides products of activated cells that control a variety of cellular response and thereby regulate the immune response
cytokines
72
A type of acquired immunity according to cell response
Mechanism: AB MEDIATED
Cell Type: B lymphocytes
MOA: Abs in plasma soluble products
humoral mediated
73
A type of acquired immunity according to cell response
Mechanism: cell MEDIATED
Cell Type: t lymphocytes
MOA: Direct cell to cell contacts or secreted by cells
cell mediated
74
An interleukin that Host inflammatroy response; endogenous pyrogen; acts in regulation of hematopoiesis;
Produced by monocytes macrophages and dendritic cells
IL-1
75
An interleukin that acts in the proliferation of T-cells and B-cells ; increases cytotoxic functions of NK cells and T-killer cells; produced by helper T-cells
IL-2
76
An interleukin that differentiates hematopoietic stem cells
IL-3
77
An interleukin that acts in B-cell growth factor I; isotype switching Of b-cell; differentiation of naive T-cell to Th2
IL-4
78
An interleukin that acts in the B-cell growth factor II
; B-cell differentiation factor ; growth and differentiation factor for activated T-cell and B-cell
IL-5
79
An interleukin that functions in innate immunity and adaptive immunity; IL-1, TnF and IL-6 appear to be major factors that induces the Acute phase response
IL-6
80
An interleukin that actsin the proliferation of lymphoid progenitors
IL-7
81
An interleukin that actsin the chemotaxis and activation of neutrophils;
" respiratory bursy" and release of specific and azurophilic granular contents
IL-8
82
An interleukin thatacts in proliferation of T- cells , thymocytes, and mast cells
IL-9
83
An interleukin that inhibits activated macrophages ; stimulatory T-cells ,mast cells and B-cells
IL-10
84
Organ Source of progenitor cells ; site of B cell maturation
Bone marrow
85
Organ progenitor cells that migrate to this organ proliferate and differentiate under the influence if thymosin
Site if T-cell maturation
thymus
86
Where in the lymph nodes are B-cells formed
cortex
87
Wherein lymph nodes are t-cells found
paracortex
88
Where in the lymph nodes are macrophages found
medulla
89
This organ is where TRAP subcutaneous antigens are formed
lymph nodes
90
This is found in peyer's patches, tonsils and appendix
MALT
91
What parts of spleen is T cells found
PALS
92
Where in the spleen is b cells found
follicular area
93
Where in the spleen are macrophages found
marginal zones
94
This activates keratinocytes
epidermis
95
this part of cutaneous immune system that produces t helper cells, cytotixuc T cells and MACs
dermis
96
B cell or T cell
Site of maturation: bone marrow
Location in lymph node: cortex
Produces: antibodies
Identification: surface Immunoglobulins
B cell
97
B cell or T cell
Site of maturation: thymus
Location in lymph node: paracortex
Produces: cytokines/ lymphokines
Identification: rosette formation with Sheeps RBCs
T cells
98
cluster of differentiation of B CELLSA
PANMAKER
CD 19
99
cluster of differentiation of B CELLS
Ion channels
CD 20
100
cluster of differentiation of B CELLS
C3d receotor and EBV receptor
CD21