Exam 18: Immunity to Microbes

Matching For each of the descriptions of immune mechanisms in questions , select the immune mechanism (A-D) that correctly matches it. -Innate immunity mechanism for eradicating established viral infection

Match the description of a vaccine in questions ,with the correct type of vaccine (A-G). -Composed of viral proteins synthesized from recombinant viral genes

Matching For each of the descriptions of immune mechanisms in questions , select the immune mechanism (A-D) that correctly matches it. -Innate immunity mechanism for preventing viral infection

Match the description of a vaccine in questions ,with the correct type of vaccine (A-G). -Good induction of mucosal immunity but risk of developing a viral disease, especially in immunocompromised hosts

Match the description of a vaccine in questions ,with the correct type of vaccine (A-G). -Induction of a T cell-dependent antibody response to polysaccharides, such as Haemophilus influenzae B and pneumococcal capsular polysaccharides

Matching For each of the descriptions of immune mechanisms in questions , select the immune mechanism (A-D) that correctly matches it. -Adaptive immunity mechanism for eradicating established viral infection

Matching For each of the descriptions of immune mechanisms in questions , select the immune mechanism (A-D) that correctly matches it. -Adaptive immunity mechanism for preventing a viral infection

Match the description of a vaccine in questions ,with the correct type of vaccine (A-G). -Composed of a recombinant nonpathogenic virus carrying genes of a pathogenic virus, such as HIV

A common strategy by which microbes survive their host's immune responses involves changing the structures of the molecules they produce so that they are no longer recognized by the host's immune system. This strategy, called antigenic variation, is most likely to allow evasion of which type of immune recognition?

Match the description of a vaccine in questions ,with the correct type of vaccine (A-G). -Composed of antigens purified from microbes or inactivated toxins, such as the tetanus toxoid vaccine