Multiple Choice
An immune complex is defined as
A) antigen combined with antigen.
B) antigen combined with antibody.
C) antibody combined with antibody.
D) complement combined with LPS.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
Q5: Active immunity develops only after a natural
Q10: Why is a false positive more significant
Q13: Attenuated agents<br>A)may induce immunity after a single
Q14: Whole agent vaccines may contain<br>A)viruses.<br>B)bacteria.<br>C)toxins.<br>D)polysaccharides.<br>E)viruses AND bacteria.
Q16: Serological tests are most often conducted in<br>A)test
Q17: The Salk vaccine<br>A)contains live attenuated virus.<br>B)contains inactivated
Q18: The most common adjuvant is<br>A)ethanol.<br>B)formalin.<br>C)alum.<br>D)aluminum.<br>E)alum AND aluminum.
Q19: Precipitation reactions carried out in agarose are
Q20: Toxoids are used in vaccines against<br>A) Haemophilus
Q67: Alum is an adjuvant.