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Exam 1 (Lecture 1) - Immune System Overview
Immune System Overview
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Exam 1 (Lecture 2) - Cells and Antigen Binding
List the 5 different types of wbc...,
Explain what an endothelial cell ...,
List the primary and secondary ly...
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Exam 1 (Lectures 3&4) - Complement
Define complement complement fixa...,
Where is complement made 2,
List the ways the compliment casc...
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Definitions 1
What is adaptive immunity 1,
What is addressin 2,
What is an antibiotic 3
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Definitions 2
What is opsonization 1,
What is opsonin 2,
What is phagocytosis 3
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Definitions 3
What is a homology region domain 1,
What is igm 2,
What is igg 3
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Exam 1 (Lecture 5) - Early Detection and Response to Microbial Invasion
Define sentinel cell list 3 senti...,
Briefly explain where pattern rec...,
Define pamps and damps and give a...
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Exam 1 (Lecture 6) - Antibodies and Antigens
Draw an antibody molecule immunog...,
Define antigen immunogen and epit...,
Describe the types of bonds that ...
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Exam 1 (Lectures 7-9) - Antigen Binding Site
Describe the antigen binding site...,
Define antibody affinity 2,
Explain linear and conformational...
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Definitions 4
What is affinity maturation 1,
What is isotype switching 2,
What is hybridoma 3
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Exam 2 (Lecture 10) - Monoclonal Antibodies
List the important surface molecu...,
Explain how t and b cells are ide...,
Compare and contrast a primary an...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 11) - Lymphocyte Circulation
List two ways lymphocytes enter t...,
Describe high endothelial venules...,
List the three professional antig...
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Definitions 5
What is a dendritic cell 1,
What is a follicular dendritic ce...,
What is a naive t cell 3
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Definitions 6
What is colostrum 1,
What is the secretory component o...,
What is a pig receptor 3
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Exam 2 (Lecture 12) - T Helpers, B and T Interactions
List the different types of lymph...,
List the effector function includ...,
Explain how an immune response to...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 13) - GD, NKs, And Response to Viruses
Explain what a gamma delta t cell...,
Describe in general terms how apo...,
Explain the differences between a...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 14) - Response To Different Types of Pathogens and Tolerance
Label a diagram of the interactio...,
Describe the difference between h...,
Explain the major components of t...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 14.5) - Immunodiagnostics
Draw an elisa to detect an antige...,
Draw an elisa to detect antibodie...,
Explain the differences in interp...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 15) - Comparative Immunity
List the two most conserved immun...,
Explain how birds transfer immuni...,
Explain what immersion vaccinatio...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 16) - Fetal and Neonatal Immunity
Describe the consequences of feta...,
Compare and contrast how neonates...,
Explain the absorption of colostr...
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Exam 2 (Lecture 17) - Body Surface Protection and Mucosal Immunity
Describe two to three non immunol...,
Compare and contrast at least two...,
Describe what m cells are where t...
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Definitions 7
What is anaphylaxis 1,
What is atrophy 2,
What is sensitization 3
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Definitions 9
What does the fda regulate 1,
What does the epa regulate 2,
What does the usda cvb regulate 3
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Final Exam (Lecture 18) - Hypersensitivities
List the four types of hypersensi...,
Define sensitization 2,
Explain the important factors res...
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Final Exam (Lecture 19) - IgE Mediated Diseases
Intradermal allergy test 1,
Intradermal allergy test 2,
Intradermal allergy test 3
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Final Exam (Lecture 20) - Type II Cytotoxic Hypersensitivity
List the components of the type i...,
Describe how cellular targets are...,
Explain the difference between na...
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Final Exam (Lecture 21) - Type III (Immune-Complex) and Type IV (DTH and Contact Dermatitis) Hypersensitivities
List the components of a type iii...,
Compare type i and type iii local...,
Describe a classic example of a l...
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Final Exam (Lecture 22) - Tumor Immunology
List at least two general categor...,
Describe the important innate and...,
List at least two ways tumor cell...
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Final Exam (Lecture 23 and 24) - Vaccinology
List two risks and two benefits o...,
Define core and non core vaccines 2,
Describe the basic immunology for...
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Final Exam (Lecture 25 and 26) - Vaccinology and Maternal Antibodies
List and explain two mechanisms o...,
List at least two factors that in...,
Define the window of susceptibili...
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Final Exam Disease of the Day
Illustrate and explain with a lab...
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Definitions 10
What is the window of susceptibil...,
What is duration of immunity 2,
What is serology 3
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