Basic Immunology- Module 1 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (31):

• Overview

  Overview

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  where do the receptors proteins used in,

  what is the function of lysozymes,

  what is the function of lactoferrin
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• Innate Immunity Receptors

  Innate Immunity Receptors

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  what are damps,

  what cytokine are macrophages dependent,

  what is the function of patrolling monoc
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• Dendritic Cells

  Dendritic Cells

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  what is the general function of nod like,

  what is the general function of rig i li,

  what pathway fo rig i like receptors tri
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• Antigen Recognition By T Cells

  Antigen recognition by T cells

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  how does the b cell receptor bind epitop,

  how do t cell receptors bind complexes w,

  what do b cell receptors bind
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• Chapter 4

  Chapter 4

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  what is the fundamental difference betwe,

  what is the benefit of tcr vs bcr recept,

  what is the major difference between mhc
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• Mhc Class I And Antigen Recognition

  MHC class I and antigen recognition

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  why does there have to be a rapid respon,

  what breaks up the proteins in to peptid,

  what is the transporter for peptides int
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• The Immunological Synapse

  The Immunological Synapse

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  what may control the distribution of mem,

  what is the immunological synapse,

  what is the general function of the immu
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• Complement

  Complement

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  what are the main effector functions in,

  what complement factor is involved in th,

  what are the functions of complement
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• Antigen Processing And Presentation Of F

  Antigen processing and presentation of foreign antigens on MHC Class II

  Sample Cards:

  what is mhc,

  what is the differene in strcture of cla,

  what cells can be induced to express cla
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• B Effector Functions

  B effector functions

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  what type of protein are immunoglobulins,

  what is an antibody,

  what are the secondary effector function
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• T Helper Cell Subsets

  T helper cell subsets

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  what is the function of follicular helpe,

  what is expressed on tfh cells,

  where are tfh cells found
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• Generation Of Receptor Diversity

  Generation of receptor diversity

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  how are the variable regions for heavy a,

  what is exon 1 of the variable region,

  what is the function of hte antibodys le
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• Ebv

  EBV

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  what is essential for virus genome repli,

  what type of virus is ebv,

  what is the virion of ebv
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• T Helper Cell Subsets

  T helper cell subsets

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  how are the th subsets defined,

  what is the function of follicular helpe,

  what chemokine receptor do tfh cells exp
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• Chapter 3

  Chapter 3

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  where do macrophages derive from,

  where do the embyronic progenitors of ma,

  what cytokine does self renewal of micro
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• Prrs And Inflammation

  PRRs and inflammation

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  what are teh 2 steps in production of il,

  what is expression og pro il 1b regulate,

  what protease cleaves il 1b
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• Cytotoxic T Cells

  cytotoxic T cells

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  how is endogenous antigen broken up beof,

  describe the peptide binding groove on m,

  how many amino acids can the mhc i bind
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• Overview Of Mycobacteria

  Overview of mycobacteria

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  how are mycobacterium classified,

  where are rapidly growing mycobacteria m,

  what type of bacteria are mycobacteria
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• Leishmaniasis

  Leishmaniasis

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  what is the vector for leishmania,

  what is the form of leishmania in sand f,

  what is the form of leishmania in the ce
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• Immunological Memory

  Immunological Memory

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  what are the differences between the pri,

  how can memory b cells be created,

  where do memory b cells take up residenc
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• Immune Responses To Viruses

  Immune responses to viruses

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  what is a virus,

  what is the programme viruses have to se,

  how are viruses classified
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• Cell Death And Immunological Implication

  Cell Death and immunological implications

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  what are the functions of cell death in,

  what is type i cell death,

  what characterises apoptosis
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• Imaging The Immune System In Vivo

  Imaging the Immune System in vivo

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  what techniques have been used to allow,

  what is the main advantge of two photon,

  what are the 3 structural families of ad
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• Inflammation

  Inflammation

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  what is inflammation,

  what cell type characterises acute infla,

  what cell type characterises chronic inf
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• Stem Cells And Regenerative Medicine

  Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine

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  what is regenerative medicine,

  what are the advantages of using primary,

  what are the disadvantages of using prim
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• Evolution Of Inflammatory Diseases

  Evolution of Inflammatory Diseases

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  give 2 examples of potentially lethal in,

  what is the advantage and disadvantge of,

  why might you expect taht the cost benef
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• Genetics Of The Immune System

  Genetics of the Immune system

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  what is a genetic marker,

  what are the features of an ideal marker,

  what is the function of genetic markers
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• Models Of Ai Disease

  Models of AI disease

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  what can happen to self reactive cells i,

  what are the pros of in vitro research m,

  what are the cons of in vitro research m
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• Elearning Module

  elearning module

  Sample Cards:

  what type of enzyme are lysozymes,

  what epithlial cells produce cathelicidi,

  what produce histatins
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• Vaccination

  Vaccination

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  why has it been so difficult to vaccinat,

  what is an attenuated organism,

  why do survivors of tetanus required vac
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• Laboratory Diagnosis Of Infectious Disea

  Laboratory diagnosis of infectious diseases

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  give examples of endo parasites,

  what are the methods of lab diagnosis of,

  what is group 1 hazard group
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