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Cytokine Messengers - Bowden
What is the role of il 7 6 1,
Where is il 7 produced 6 2,
What produces tnf 7 3
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Immunogenetics - Bowden (Completed)
What part of the tcr complex is p...,
What is unique about gene arrange...,
What is allelic exclusion 11 add0 3
87
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Immune Receptors And Signaling - Thieson (Completed and Verified)
What is an immunosuppressant of t...,
What protein binds to itams chain...,
What is the inhibitory receptor f...
57
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Cell Meditated Immunity - Bowden (Completed)
What organs are t cells activated...,
What is the only cell capable of ...,
What cells are activated by macro...
37
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Antibody Mediated Humoral Immunity - Bowden (Completed)
What are the co receptors of a b ...,
What are the two major subsets of...,
What is a marginal b cell 6 3
45
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Inflammation - Bowden (Completed)
What are the two major classes of...,
What are the two ligands that can...,
Is apoptosis inflammatory or anti...
23
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Tolerance And Autoimmunity - Bowden (Completed)
What is central tolerance 6 1,
Where does central tolerance for ...,
What will a defect in aire lead t...
36
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Mechanisms Of Hypersensitivity Type I - Bowden (completed)
Which hypersensitivity is mediate...,
What are the preformed granules c...,
Once activated what are the newly...
36
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Mechanisms Of Hypersensitivity Type II - Bowden (Completed)
What mediates type ii hypersensit...,
What kind of damage do we see in ...,
What occurs in penicillin hyperse...
11
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Mechanisms Of Hypersensitivity Type III - Bowden (Completed)
What kind of complexes are formed...,
What is the problem in type iii h...,
Do a walkthrough of type iii hype...
6
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Mechanisms Of Hypersensitivity Type IV - Bowden (Completed)
What describes type iv hypersensi...,
What are the three types of delay...,
What are the two stages of delaye...
11
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Mechanisms Of Host Defense - Bowden
How are single toxins or epitheli...,
What innate mechanisms disrupt an...,
How is extracellular bacteria rec...
32
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Mucosal Immunity - Bowden
What is the primary function of m...,
What is the secondary function of...,
What s the major difference betwe...
30
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Immunodiagnostics - Bowden (Completed)
What is required for serological ...,
Define sensitivity what does poor...,
What can be said if sensitivity o...
19
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SIRS/Shock - Bowden
What is sirs 1 1,
What can contribute to sirs 2 2,
How does our body try to compensa...
14
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