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Adaptation, injury, and approach to disease (notes)
Reversible deficiency of blood fl...,
Ischemic death of tissue usually ...,
The appearance a dead organ or ti...
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Cell injury
What is the study of disease in i...,
What discovered the fact that cel...,
What is the inability to adapt le...
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Immunology 1 (Kyle)
What structures make up the innat...,
Where do innate cells arise from 2,
What feature of pathogens does th...
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Immunology 2 (Kyle)
1. Describe the basic structure of antibody molecules
2. Distinguish the structural difference between isotypes of an antibody
3. Catalog the functional difference between isotypes of an antibody
4. Recognize the characteristics of epitopes
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Immunology 3 (Kyle)
The goal of this lecture is to understand the process of B cell development and to appreciate ow the immune system generates diversity of B cell binding specificity as well as diversity of antibody effector functions.
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Adaptation, injury, death (lecture)
What is death of cells tissues or...,
What is ischemia 2,
What is an infarction 3
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Robbins chapter 1
T f failure to stain is due to en...,
Describe pure hypertrophy 2,
What is an adaptive response in c...
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Cell types, repair and inflammation
What are ubiquitous long lived ce...,
What is the main fiber of extrace...,
What are the key cellular players...
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Immunology 4 (Kyle)
What is the major histocompatabil...,
How do t cells recognize antigens 2,
What is the major difference betw...
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Repair
What is an abnormal connection be...,
What is a common complication of ...,
What is the process of replacing ...
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Immunology 5 (Kyle)
What is a t cell 1,
How do t cells recognize a specif...,
Where does a t cell come from 3
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Immunology 6 (Kyle)
Where does activation of t cells ...,
How do niave t cells enter the ly...,
What does l selectin do 3
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Immunology 7 (Kyle)
What is an armed effector t cell 1,
Does an armed effector t cell req...,
Do armed effector t cells display...
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Patho Small Group 1 - Justin
Metaplasia is always ___________ ...,
Metaplasia is commonly caused by ...,
Define pleomorphism 3
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Cells of Repair and Inflammation (Kyle)
What is the main fiber of the ext...,
What type of cell is a key player...,
What is a fibroblast no not resta...
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Inflammation 1 (acute)
Define inflammation 1,
Name the four cardinal manifestat...,
Define exudate i 3
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Inflammation 2
Define cytokines 1,
Define symptom 2,
Define sign 3
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Immunology 8 (Kyle)
What the the primary function of ...,
Do ab s destruct or destroy patho...,
What allows b cell responses to i...
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Immunology-9 (Kyle)
What is the classical pathway for...,
What is the lectin pathway of com...,
What is the alternative pathway o...
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Regulation of Body Temperature
What does homeothermic mean 1,
How do you calculate core tempera...,
What are the exogenous factors th...
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REGULATION OF BODY TEMERATURE
What does homeothermic mean 1,
Describe what it means to be home...,
What is used as an estimate of co...
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Immunology 10 (Kyle ... WTF how many more are there)
Are protein protein reactions rev...,
What is affinity 2,
What is avidity 3
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Immunology 11
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Cell types with pictures (and boom goes the dynamite)
Name the function of this cell in...,
Name this cell tissue has been as...,
Name the cell and its function 3
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