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Lecture 2
What are general features of micr...,
What are the four major categorie...,
Which is an example of an intrace...
23
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Lecture 3
Pamps 1,
Damps 2,
Specific tlrs bind to different p...
18
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Lecture 4
What is the overall structure of ...,
Which regions of the antibody str...,
Which structure of the amino acid...
28
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Lecture 5
Which are the central primary lym...,
Which immunoglobulins distinguish...,
What are the stages of b cell mat...
22
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Lecture 6
Clonal expansion 1,
Which cytokine plays an important...,
What are the effector functions o...
32
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Lecture 7
Where do b cell activation prolif...,
Which chemokine receptors do naiv...,
Which components of the complemen...
17
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Lecture 8
The thoracic duct and the right l...,
T f t cells outnumber b cells by ...,
Network of spony bone partitions 3
11
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Lecture 9
Which branch of the adaptive immu...,
What role do cd4 th1 th2 and th17...,
Where does differentiation of nai...
14
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Lecture 10
Which is the main ig class in blo...,
How are j chain containing iga di...,
Colostrum is rich in which ig 3
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Lecture 11
What is the difference between ac...,
What are some cons with live atte...,
What are some cons with dead vacc...
17
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Lecture 12
Immunological tolerance 1,
What are the outcomes for t cell ...,
What components help distinguish ...
16
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Lecture 13
What is the main immune mechanism...,
Ctl response against tumors are i...,
How do tumors evade immune respon...
13
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Lecture 14
Immediate hypersensitivity hs 1,
Antibody mediated hs 2,
Immune complex hs 3
10
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Lecture 15
What causes congenital immunodefi...,
Severe combined immunodeficiency ...,
X scid caused by gamma c mutations 3
18
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Lecture 16
Systemic host response to severe ...,
Criteria for sirs 2,
Sepsis with refractory hypotension 3
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Lecture 17
T f gut bacteria are potentially ...,
What are the 4 main specialized e...,
How does the gi tract limit infla...
23
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Lecture 18
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are the first lines of defen...,
Tlr which binds to components of ...
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Lecture 19
How does the fetus prevent activa...,
Which special mhc class i protein...,
Which enzyme does the fetus expre...
27
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