Cellular Communication
Innate Immuno
Innate Immuno II
Adaptive Immuno
Adaptive Immuno II
Vaccination
Station
Pathogen Parade I
Pathogen Parade II
100

T cell signaling is an example of this kind of signaling.

Contact dependent signaling
100

Urination would be an example of this line of defense

first
100

Pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) are part of this line of defense.

2nd 

100

Location where B cells mature

bone marrow

100

Process by which any self reactive clones are destroyed during development

clonal deletion

100
Vaccination is this type of immunity

Artificial active


100

This type of hepatitis is not vaccine preventable 

Hepatitis C

100
Mode of transmission for measles 

airborne/respiratory droplets


200

The target of autocrine signaling 

self

200

Interferon would be part of this line of defense

second

200

lysozyme cleaves this structure on bacteria 

peptidoglycan

200

This class of antibodies is important in mucosal immunity

IgA

200

These type of B and T cells secrete anti-inflammatory cytokines to dampen the immune response

regulatory

200

This type of vaccine contains microbes that have an extremely low risk of reverting back to its original pathogenic form

live, attenuated

200

Rash on the person's palms of hands and soles of feet are characteristic of this stage of syphilis

Secondary

200
Treatment of rabies

Immunoglobulin and vaccination (before symptoms start)

300

The relationship between the [ligand] in solution and the number of receptors

receptor affinity

300

Signal molecules found on microbial surfaces recognized by phagocytes and other defensive cells

Pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMPS)

300
mast cells are important for this type of response

allergic

300

Macrophages, B cells, and Dendritic cells have this type of MHC class molecule

MHC II

300

the region on the antibody that the antigen binds

hypervariable region

300

This type of vaccine contains denatured toxin

Toxoid

300

This pathogen is spread by airborne transmission from environmental reservoir to human host

Legionella pneumophila

300

sequelae of gastroenteritis “campylobacteriosis

Guillain-Barre Syndrome: acute paralysis

400

Enzymes that carry out phosphorylation reaction

kinase

400

IL-1 is this type of cytokine

pro-inflammatory

400

Formation of the membrane attack complex results from the activation of this cascade

complement

400

Antibody that is most commonly used for a B cell receptor

IgD

400

administration of tetanus anti-toxin is an example of this type of immunity

Artificial passive

400

This type of vaccine contains a killed form of the whole microbe

killed, whole cell

400

Corynebacterium diphtheriae uses this virulence factor to cause diphtheria 

Bacteriophage encoded toxin

400

Erythrogenic toxin is responsible of this sequelae of strep throat 

Scarlet Fever
500

The location of a receptor to a steroid

intracellular

500

substances that reset the hypothalamic thermostat to a higher setting

pyrogens

500

This structure destroys pathogens once inside the phagocyte.

phagolysosome

500

Killer T cells use this to poke holes in infected cells

perforin

500

B and T cells are this category of leukocytes

lymphocytes

500

This type of vaccine directs cells to produce copies of a pathogen's protein 

mRNA

500

Stage of pertussis with the severe, uncontrollable cough that sounds like a whoop

Paroxysmal stage

500

Examination of the cerebral spinal fluid for the presence of white blood cells or bacteria can be useful for diagnosing this disease

meningitis 

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