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200
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL), and ______ were the first indications for which Brentuximab vedotin was FDA approved.
Hodgkin lymphoma
200
Sensory body parts are important. The nose: it smells. "The eyes": ____
They see
200
This sturdy bone in the human body is capable of bearing more weight than any other.
The femur
200
Born in Seattle, WA, this tech giant was at one point the wealthiest man on earth. He is still quite rich.
Bill Gates
200
This humanoid creature does not age, and might be found sleeping in a coffin.
Vampire
400
On Protein Tracker, this protein (#2) is the oldest antibody currently logged in the system.
h00
400
"Danger": some species in this plant-growing area might have thorns.
Garden
400
A nephrologist is a doctor specializing in the treatment and diagnosis of conditions affecting____
The kidneys
400
This rock and roll legend famously covered the "Star Spangled Banner" at Woodstock in 1969.
Jimi Hendrix
400
A fictional monster known in Japanese as "Gojira", terrorized entire cities in this 1954 Ishirō Honda film.
"Godzilla"
600
This executive (direct report to Clay) oversees more employees than any other executive with a staggering 13 direct reports.
Roger Dansey
600
If you use your "debit card" too much, this may lead to____
Bad credit
600
If you have just received a cholecystectomy, what internal organ might you be missing on your way out the door?
The gallbladder
600
This clog-sporting celebrity chef found huge success in demonstrating the joy of Italian cooking on television.
Mario Batali
600
This many-headed mythological creature gave Hercules a run for his money. For every head the Greek hero chopped off, two would grow in its place.
Hydra
800
Sasha Lucas reports directly to this Principal Scientist in Immunology.
Alyson Smith
800
Everyone knows "eleven plus two" equals thirteen, but so does ____
Twelve plus one
800
This peptide, which is secreted in the pituitary gland, has been outlawed by the FDA for all but a few medical conditions.
Human Growth Hormone
800
Born and raised in Aberdeen, WA, this Seattle-based musician's discography includes the 1991 album "Nevermind", and the 1993 album "In Utero".
Kurt Cobain
800
This ill-tempered tree guards a secret tunnel, located on the grounds of a famous magical school.
Whomping Willow
1000
This person is the only Sr. Staff Scientist in the Antibody Discovery Group.
Kerry Klussman
1000
If you are "rereading" old history books on military conflicts, you might read about this type of soldier, who was responsible for hurling explosives at enemy positions.
Grenadier
1000
Herpes zoster is another name for this disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus.
Shingles
1000
This Seattle-born actor is best known for his goofy role in a hit NBC series depicting life in a paper supply company.
Rainn Wilson
1000
Perhaps the most famous of all Lovecraftian monsters, this giant cosmic entity resembled a terrifying mix of an octopus, a dragon, and a human.
Cthulhu