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Genome
Vaccines
Epidemiology
Immunology
100

Abbreviated NAAA, this assay is the most common test for SARS CoV-2 infection

What is Nucleic Acid Amplification Assay?

100

This original name to describe the SARS CoV2 relied on early data for the emerging virus

What is nCoV2019?

100

This stage of vaccine development has cohorts of 20-100 people and tests for safety of different doses

What is Stage 1?

100

This percentage of people are thought to be responsible for 80% of COVID cases in so called superspreader events

What is 10 to 20%?

100

These antigen-specific cells persist in the body long after the initial infection for an augmented immune response on re-exposure

What are memory T cells?

200

This nucleotide analogue perturbs viral replication and was a candidate for treating SARS CoV-2 infection

What is remdesivir?

200

Typical for a Coronavirus, this is the length of the SARS CoV2 genome

What is 29,903?

200

Hepatitis B and shingles use this type of vaccine which is the most common type of vaccine in development for SARS CoV-2

What is protein subunit?

200

This value is defined as the number of expected cases directly generated by one case in a population

What is R0 or reproduction number?

200

This receptor in the innate immune response is expressed on sentinel cells such as macrophages and dendritic cells and is responsible for recognizing pathogen-associated molecules

What is toll-like receptor?

300

This minimally invasive procedure involves instillation of saline into a subsegment of the lung followed by suction and collection of the instillation

What is bronchoalveolar lavage or BAL?

300

This mutation gained widespread press coverage for its potential role in increasing infectivity, but many scientists are unconvinced

What is D614G?

300

This final phase of vaccine trials consists of government review and licensing application

What is regulatory review?

300

This timespan is defined as the duration between symptom onsets of successive cases in a transmission chain

What is the serial interval?

300

These specialized cells in the germinal centers undergo rapid cellular division and somatic hypermutation

What are centroblasts?

400

This cocktail drug for SARS CoV2 is produced in humanized mice after being identified in convalescent plasma

What is REGN-COV2?

400

This large open reading frame is cleaved into 16 non-structural proteins, including the RNA dependent RNA polymerase

What is ORF1ab?

400

Key to vaccine trials and the concept of lasting immunity, this term refers to measurable signs that a person or potential host is immune or protected against developing disease

What is correlates of immunity or correlates of protection?

400

This epidemiological chart has a row per case or exposure and lists demographic, clinical, or epidemiological information in the columns

What is a line list?

400

This fragment of immunoglobulin is responsible for the differences between IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, and IgE classes

What is the Fc or fragment crystallizable?

500

This protein fragment is found in the blood as the result of clot breakdown and when elevated is a marker for coagulopathy in COVID 19

What is D-dimer?

500

At 1/2 the rate of influenza, this is the rate at which SARS CoV-2 mutates

What is 2 mutations per month?

500

Used by Gaston Ramon in developing tetanus and diphtheria vaccines, these were among the first adjuvants used for improved vaccine performance

What is breadcrumbs, tapioca, or starch?

500

This organization constitutes about 3,000 public health departments to gather and track the epidemiology of diseases in a community

What is the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System?

500

These secretory immune cells have characteristic cartwheel or clock face arrangement

What are plasma cells?