A) C3b
B) C5a
C) C-reactive protein
D) IgG
E) Mannose-binding lectin
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A) Innate immunity is present in all multicellular organisms,including plants and insects.
B) Deficiencies in innate immunity markedly increase host susceptibility to infection,even in the setting of an intact adaptive immune response.
C) Innate immunity is better suited for eliminating virulent,resistant microbes than is adaptive immunity.
D) The innate immune response can be divided into recognition,activation,and effector phases.
E) The innate immune response against microbes influences the type of adaptive immune response that develops.
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A) Inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS)
B) Granzyme B
C) Phagocyte oxidase
D) Myeloperoxidase
E) Lysozyme
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A) C5a
B) C-reactive protein
C) Mannose-binding lectin
D) Reactive oxygen intermediates
E) Membrane attack complex
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A) Inhibitory receptors on NK cells express ITAM motifs in their cytoplasmic tails.
B) Some inhibitory receptors on NK cells recognize HLA-A or HLA-C.
C) Some inhibitory receptors on NK cells are members of the integrin family.
D) Some inhibitory receptors on NK cells are members of the Toll-like receptor family.
E) Inhibitory receptors on NK cells are not expressed on the same NK cells that express activating receptors.
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A) CD36 (scavenger receptor)
B) Fc receptor
C) Complement receptor
D) Mannose receptor
E) ICAM-1
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A) Peptidoglycan
B) Double-stranded RNA
C) Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)
D) Lipoarabinomannan
E) Phosphatidylinositol dimannoside
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A) The innate immune system is more likely to recognize normal self,and therefore cause autoimmunity,than is the adaptive immune system.
B) Receptors used for recognition in innate immunity are encoded in the germline,whereas those of the adaptive immune system are encoded by genes generated via somatic recombination of germline receptor gene loci.
C) The innate and adaptive immune systems share some of the same effector mechanisms.
D) Both the innate and adaptive immune systems can recognize nonmicrobial substances.
E) The innate immune system does not have memory but the adaptive immune system does.
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A) Neutrophils that enter inflammatory sites can survive for days,but macrophages are very short lived and only survive for hours.
B) Both neutrophils and macrophages are phagocytic and can kill internalized microbes.
C) Neutrophils proliferate at inflammatory sites,but macrophages are terminally differentiated and cannot proliferate.
D) Neutrophils,but not macrophages,express the high-affinity Fc RI receptor,which recognizes specific opsonins bound to microbes and facilitates phagocytosis.
E) Both neutrophils and macrophages contain abundant cytoplasmic granules containing lysozyme,collagenase,and elastasE.
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A) Lack of cells whose activation is normally inhibited by self class I major histocompatibility complex (MHC)
B) Impaired granzyme B-dependent killing of virally infected target cells
C) Lack of cells that are activated by IL-15
D) Impaired interferon (IFN) - production during early phases of viral infection
E) Failure to form viral peptide-class I MHC complexes
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A) NFAT and T-bet
B) AP-1 and GATA-3
C) Fos and STAT-6
D) NF B and AP-1
E) Lck and Jun
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A) Epithelial barrier function of the skin of her foot
B) Intraepithelial lymphocytes present in the skin
C) Circulating neutrophils migrating to the site of the wound
D) Soluble cytokines that induce a local inflammatory response
E) Circulating anti-tetanus toxin antibodies
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A) Interleukin-12
B) E-selectin
C) Tumor necrosis factor
D) Inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS)
E) CD28
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A) Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) secreted by helper T cells enhances adhesion molecules on endothelial cells and promotes recruitment of inflammatory cells.
B) Interferon (IFN) - produced by T helper cells is a potent activator of macrophages,allowing killing of phagocytosed microbes.
C) B7-1 expression on antigen-presenting cells is up-regulated in response to signaling through Toll-like receptors,thus enabling costimulation of T cells.
D) Infected cells coated by IgG3 are recognized by Fc receptors on natural killer cells,allowing efficient killing of the infected cells.
E) Double-stranded RNA of replicating viruses potently stimulates IFN- expression by fibroblasts,inducing an "antiviral state" in neighboring,uninfected cells.
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A) Transforming growth factor-
B) Tumor necrosis factor-
C) Interleukin (IL) -2
D) IL-10
E) IL-3
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A) C1
B) C9
C) Mannose binding lectin
D) CR2
E) Mannose receptor
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A) Single-stranded RNA
B) Transfer RNA
C) Double-stranded DNA
D) Unmethylated CpG DNA
E) Heterochromatin
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