Exam 17: Immunology I: Basic Principles of Adaptive Immunity and Immunization

After differentiation how do B cells migrate?

Immunity that is mediated by T lymphocytes is called

All of the following have correctly matched antibody class with their function except

All of the following cells are types of T lymphocytes except

All of the following pertain to the role of activated helper T cells in cellular mediated immunity except

What are 4 attributes of adaptive immunity? Describe how both humoral and cell-mediated responses achieve these properties.

Monoclonal antibodies are all of the following except

Privileged sites

A compromised host

Antigens are found on

The ability of the specific immune system to recognize self from non-self is mediated by

Which of the following is not a mechanism by which protozoa evade the immune response?

Which refers to the ability of a host organism to recognize and defend itself against the onslaught of pathogenic microorganisms?

You are vaccinated against chickenpox as an infant and then when you are six you encounter the virus as one of your friends is suffering from chickenpox. How does your response to the vaccine (ie your first exposure to the antigen)differ from the response to the virus when you are six (i.e. your second exposure to the antigen)? What antibodies would be in your serum during the first and second response? If you don't get chickenpox when you were six even though you were exposed,is the vaccine a T-independent antigen or a T-dependent antigen?