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Immune System: Questions and Answers, Exams of Neuroscience

A series of questions and answers related to the immune system, covering topics such as non-specific and specific immune responses, types of white blood cells, complement pathways, and antigen presentation. It is a valuable resource for students studying immunology or related fields.

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2024/2025

Available from 03/26/2025

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PNB 2265-Immune System Latest
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non-specific immune system ✔✔generalized responses that help to support the immune system,
support imm. sys. function, recycle cells, and non-specifically destroy foreign cells and materials
specific immune system ✔✔protects against specific antigens; has the ability to differentiate
between self-antigens and foreign antigens
Which hormone causes hematopoietic stem cells to differentiate into leukocytes?
a. EPO
b. colony-stimulating factor (CSF)
c. surfactant
d. lectin ✔✔colony-stimulating factor (CSF)
Which types of WBCs complete their maturation in the bone marrow? (multiple answers)
a. T lymphocytes
b. B lymphocytes
c. neutrophils
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PNB 2265-Immune System Latest

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non-specific immune system ✔✔generalized responses that help to support the immune system, support imm. sys. function, recycle cells, and non-specifically destroy foreign cells and materials

specific immune system ✔✔protects against specific antigens; has the ability to differentiate between self-antigens and foreign antigens

Which hormone causes hematopoietic stem cells to differentiate into leukocytes?

a. EPO

b. colony-stimulating factor (CSF)

c. surfactant

d. lectin ✔✔colony-stimulating factor (CSF)

Which types of WBCs complete their maturation in the bone marrow? (multiple answers)

a. T lymphocytes

b. B lymphocytes

c. neutrophils

d. natural killer cells (NKCs) ✔✔B lymphocytes and natural killer cells (NKCs)

cytokines ✔✔chemical messengers that boost the immune system

The classic complement pathway is activated when complement protein _____ interacts with an antigen-antibody complex.

a. C

b. C

c. C4 ✔✔C

Which branch of the immune system produces antibodies?

a. specific

b. non-specific ✔✔specific

The alternative complement pathway is activated when complement protein _____ binds to the surface of microbes

a. C

b. C

microphages ✔✔cells of the immune system that fight microbes; eosinophils and neutrophils

granulocytes ✔✔a group of leukocytes containing granules in their cytoplasm; neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils.

phagocytosis ✔✔process of the immune system by which target cells are engulfed and digested

macrophages ✔✔phagocytic cells that are mostly derived from monocytes

dendritic cells ✔✔cells that present antigens to cells of the specific immune system

Which immune cell produces histamine?

a. neutrophil

b. basophil

c. dendritic cell

d. eosinophil ✔✔basophil

Cytotoxic cells destroy cells by creating pores in their plasma membrane using ___________

a. perforin

b. lectin

c. interferon ✔✔perforin

When viruses inhibit MHC, T lymphocytes cannot recognize the viruses. What cell would attack the virus instead?

a. macrophages

b. microphages

c. natural killer cells

d. dendritic cells ✔✔natural killer cells

antigen ✔✔any molecule expressed on the cell surface that will induce an immune response

Passing antibodies from a mother to infant through breastfeeding is an example of what type of immunity?

a. active

b. passive ✔✔passive

b. MHC 2 ✔✔MHC 1

_____________ coordinate cell-mediated immunity whereas __________ coordinate antibody- mediated immunity

a. T cells, B cells

b. B cells, T cells ✔✔T cells, B cells

epitope ✔✔the specific site on an antigen that is recognized by T cells

Cytotoxic T cells are also referred to as ________ cells

a. CD4+

b. CD8+ ✔✔CD8+

Helper T cells are also referred to as ________ cells

a. CD4+

b. CD8+ ✔✔CD4+

costimulation ✔✔involves the binding of CD28 on the T-cell to CD80 on the antigen presenting cell (B cells)

reciprocal activation of T and B cells ✔✔the cytokines that get released by helper T cells activate B cells

B cells ✔✔the antibody-producing cells inside of the body

naive B cells ✔✔unactivated B cells that make specific antibodies that could or could not be useful

IgG and IgM antibodies are both found in the plasma. ______ cannot cross membranes but _____ antibodies can

a. IgG, IgM

b. IgM, IgG ✔✔IgM, IgG

IgE antibodies ✔✔can activate basophils, causing the release of histamine; responsible for allergies