This type of hypersensitivity is also referred to as DELAYED
What is Type IV hypersensitivity
What type of vaccine uses chemically inactivated toxins to stimulate antibody responses?
Double Points: Name the one given
Toxoid
DTP (Diphtheria and tetanus toxoids with heat-killed pertussis bacteria)
What is central tolerance?
Deletion of self-reactive B/T cells during development.
In HIV attachment this glycoprotein attaches to CD4 and CCR5 or CXCR4
gp120
ALSO REMEMBER: gp41 is for fusion of viral and T cell membranes
What transplant disease is caused by donor-derived T cells and B cells attacking the recipient tissues?
GVHD
Graft Versus Host Disease
What are the three immunoediting phases? Must be listed in order for points.
phase I: elimination
phase II: equilibrium
phase III: escape
What is known as the acute worsening of inflammatory symptoms of autoimmune disease or infections related to the recovery of immune responses to pre-existing opportunistic pathogens?
Immune Reconstitution and Inflammatory Syndrome (IRIS)
Which adjuvant creates an antigen depot at the site of infection that results in slow release of antigen?
Is a pro-Th2 immunity modulator
Aluminum Salts (Alum)
What is AIRE deficiency responsible for?
Autoimmune attack on endocrine glands
(AIRE = AutoImmune Regulator -> promotes expression of tissue-specific antigen cells in thymus epithelial cells.
Name the 3 HIV Diagnostic methods. Names of the tests are acceptable
PCR (Nucleic acid detection)
ELISA (Anti-HIV antibody detection)
Western Blot (Anti-HIV antibody detection and HIV protein detection)
Give one of the three examples of maintenance therapy in transplant rejection?
Glucocortioids
Calcinuerin Inhibitors
Anti-Proliferating Agents
A cell lacking an MHC class I is recognized as a tumor and goes through apoptosis due to perforin and granzymes. What type of cell recognition is this?
NK cell recognition
Name the 5 Medication classes that are indicated for Asthma. Must have AT LEAST 4 for points
Beta 2 agonists
Leukotriene modifiers
Corticosteroids
Anticholinergics
Mast Cell Suppressors
If a mother who is Rh negative and an Rh positive baby, what could happen to her next baby if the new baby is Rh positive
The anti-Rh antibodies will cross the placenta and damage fetal red blood cells
Which antigen presenting gene is linked to PAIR diseases. Most people with this do not have disease.
HLA-B27