Immunologie Test

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Immunologie Test

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Quelle est la proposition exacte de l’interleukine 2

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Des voies d’activation différentes sont utilisés aboutissant á la formation d’un complexe lysant la membrane cellulaire. Citer la phrase fausse :

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Citez la phrase qui est fausse, les molécules CMH I souvent représentés abondamment sur ?

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Citer l’origine des IgA qui n’est pas juste ?

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Citer les cellules qui sont des cellules non auxiliaires du système immunitaire.

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Parmi les cellules suivantes, indiquer celles qui sont le support de la “mémoire immunologique”?

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L’item faux pour la définition de la fonction fondamentale du système immunitaire :

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Citer la phrase juste sur la localisation du système HLA ou le système du Complexe Majeur d’Histocompatibilité (CMH) chez l’homme est :

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Donner une réponse juste, les Monocytes/Macrophage :

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Citer la phrase juste pour la recherche de la syphilis par sérologie :

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Pour induire l’hypersensibilité il faut que les récepteur Fc (fragment constant) spécifique de IgE se sont liés avec les basophiles et les mastocytes, citer qui n’est pas juste ?

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Actuellement au Cambodge le SIDA atteint un niveau de transmission très élevé, parmi les groupes importants sous cités, quels sont les groupes les plus exposés à l’infection VIH ?

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Au cours de la réponse immunitaire, citer une phrase qui est juste :

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Quel complément est l’élément central du système d’activation ? citer la phrase juste

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Citer les différentes techniques de l’immunochimie donc la sensibilité est la plus élevée ? Citer la phrase juste :

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Which class of HLA molecules presents antigens to cytotoxic T cells?

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Which of these diseases has been linked to a specific HLA-B allele?

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The immune system consists mainly of which type of blood cells?

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Which protein on the HIV virus binds to the CD4 receptor of host cells?

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Which cell type is primarily involved in the adaptive immune response?

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What is an autoimmune response?

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Which type of cell is involved in killing virus-infected cells directly?

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HLA molecules present antigens to T cells via which receptor?

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Which of the following infections is common in HIV-infected individuals with weakened immune systems?

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In which of the following processes is HLA involved?

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Which complement pathway is primarily triggered by antigen-antibody complexes?

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What is the role of CD4+ T cells in adaptive immunity?

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Which immune molecule is primarily responsible for forming a protective barrier in mucosal tissues?

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What is the principle of ELISA?

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Which type of MHC molecule presents antigens to CD4+ T cells?

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What is an antigen?

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What is the role of memory B cells in adaptive immunity?

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Which of the following best defines active immunotherapy?

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The final step in complement activation leads to:

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Which of the following is a key characteristic of T helper cells?

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Which of the following diseases is commonly treated with monoclonal antibodies?

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What is the primary advantage of RT-LAMP over qPCR?

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What is the major benefit of active immunotherapy over passive immunotherapy?

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What does opsonization refer to in the immune response?

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What is the main function of Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA)?

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Which of the following is a hallmark of AIDS?

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The major difference between innate and adaptive immunity is:

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. What is an epitope?

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What is the primary structure that defines the antigen-binding site of an antibody?

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Which of the following is NOT a form of passive immunotherapy?

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What does opsonization refer to in the immune system?

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What happens during HIV’s “acute retroviral syndrome” (ARS)?

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Which is an example of an autoimmune disease associated with HLA?

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In which type of cells would you NOT find Class I HLA molecules?

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What is the main goal of active immunotherapy?

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Which type of immune cell does Class I HLA molecules present antigens to?

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Which of the following HLA molecules is a Class I molecule?

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Which type of antigen is presented by HLA Class II molecules?

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What process allows antibodies to mark pathogens for destruction?

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What is the main enzyme that allows HIV to convert its RNA into DNA?

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Which of the following techniques uses fluorescence-labeled antibodies?

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Which immune cells recognize antigens without prior exposure?

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Which of the following is NOT a complement-mediated disease?

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Which of the following best describes HLA polymorphism?

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What is a key advantage of PCR over antigen detection?

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