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Knowledge check for Advanced Immuno class
What is T cell priming?
The activation and differentiation of memory T cells.
The activation and differentiation of naive T cells.
The process of T cell exit from blood vessels.
The act of killing a virus-infected cell by a cytotoxic T cell
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Perforin and granzyme B are
I don't know, these weren't mentioned in class yet
Proteins that help the proteasome chop proteins to peptides
Proteins in granules within CTLs that help kill infected cells
Co-stimulatory molecules.
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What are NETs in the context of an immune response?
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How many variants (alleles) of MHC class-I does one human being express?
Two, one from each parent.
Four, two from each parent
Six, three from each parent
It depends from person to person
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T cell can recognise conformational epitopes: True or False, explain why.
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What are defensins?
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What is CD8?
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T or B cells are referred to as naive when
They are in vivo and not in a test tube
They are resting (that is, not dividing rapidly)
They are developing and have not expressed the complete TCR / BCR yet
They have not come into contact with antigen yet
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Cytotoxic T cells (CTLs or CD8 T cells) can be called serial killers of the immune system. Why?
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How do immune cells recognise any pathogen they encounter? (name the specific mechanism used to generate this diversity)
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