Regions, CR2/CD21, Complement Pathway (C3/C5 Convertase, C4a), Toll-Like
Receptors, PRRs, JAK-STAT Signaling, ITAMs, Cytokine Families (Interleukin,
Interferon, Chemokine, Hematopoietin), Target Cells, Lymphocyte Subsets (T
Cells, B Cells), Primary and Secondary Lymphoid Organs (Bone Marrow, Thymus,
Lymph Node, Spleen, GALT), Paracortex, Follicles, Lymphatic Vessels (Right
Lymphatic Duct), Hematopoietic Stem Cells, Adaptive and Innate Immunity,
Memory Cells, Pathogen Recognition, Signal Transduction Exam Questions
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Which of the following cell types is responsible for the secretion of immunoglobulins?
(Antibodies)
Plasma cells
Which of the following is NOT considered a primary lymphoid organ?
Lymph Node
Which of the following BEST describes chemokines?
soluble proteins that recruit specific cells to an area
chemicals dissolve things that are soluble
, Antibodies are composed of
Two identical heavy chains and two identical light chains
CD4+ T cells recognize antigen presented on:
Class II MHC on APCs
In the bone marrow, less mature cells would be found in the _______ niche.
Endosteal
Which of the following statements regarding TLRs is FALSE?
TLRs bind cytokines produced by activated immune cells
Which of the following class of cell surface receptors can bind soluble antigen in blood and
lymph?
BCR
The complement receptor that acts as a co-receptor for the BCR on B cells is:
CR2 (CD21)