A) B cells.
B) macrophages.
C) NK cells.
D) T helper cells.
E) B cells AND NK cells.
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A) heavy chains, light chains, AND antibody binding sites.
B) heavy chains, light chains, AND antigen binding sites.
C) light chains, antigen binding sites, AND antibody binding sites.
D) antibody binding sites AND antigen binding sites.
E) Fc regions AND one Fab region.
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A) antigenic determinants.
B) an autoimmune response.
C) monomers.
D) allergens.
E) antibody determinants.
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A) natural killer cells.
B) phagocytes.
C) plasma cells.
D) T cells.
E) naive B cells.
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A) After activation, T lymphocytes divide and proliferate to form a population of helper T cells and a population of cytotoxic T cells; activated T cells secrete cytokines that exert an effect on other cells.
B) After activation, B lymphocytes divide and proliferate to form a population of plasma cells and a population of memory cells; plasma cells produce antibodies that tag microbial invaders for elimination by phagocytes.
C) Once activated, helper T cells form a population of TH effector cells and a population of TH memory cells; TH effector cells produce cytokines that activate B cells and macrophages.
D) Once activated, cytotoxic T cells form a population of TC effector cells and a population of TC memory cells; TC effector cells produce cytokines that induce apoptosis in virally infected self cells.
E) Effector B cells and T cells express traits that help eliminate invaders in a primary response. Memory B cells and T cells are responsible for the effectiveness of the secondary response.
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A) variable region on the light chains.
B) hinge region of all chains.
C) constant region on the light chains.
D) constant region on the heavy chains.
E) variable region on the heavy chains.
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A) Thymus AND spleen
B) Spleen AND lymph nodes
C) Lymph nodes AND bone marrow
D) Spleen AND bone marrow
E) Thymus AND bone marrow
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A) An effector CD4 cell activates the presenting cell.
B) An effector CD8 cell activates the presenting cell.
C) An effector CD4 cell kills the presenting cell.
D) An effector CD8 cell kills the presenting cell.
E) An effector CD8 cell activates a naive CD4 cell.
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A) Gene rearrangement AND imprecise joining
B) Imprecise joining AND combinatorial associations
C) Imprecise joining AND negative selection
D) Gene rearrangement, imprecise joining AND combinatorial associations
E) Positive selection, negative selection AND gene rearrangement
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A) to protect IgA from being destroyed by proteolytic enzymes.
B) to coat the antigen.
C) to facilitate opsonization.
D) to protect breast-fed infants against intestinal pathogens.
E) to protect IgA from being destroyed by lipases.
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A) Lipids
B) Proteins
C) Polysaccharides
D) Simple sugars
E) Lipids AND simple sugars.
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A) red blood cells.
B) macrophages.
C) B cells/plasma cells.
D) T cells.
E) all leukocytes.
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A) When memory B cells become activated, some quickly differentiate to form plasma cells, resulting in the rapid production of antibodies. IgG crosses the placenta and protects the fetus.
B) In the first (primary) exposure to an antigen, it takes about 10 to 14 days for a significant concentration of antibodies to accumulate. IgM is made, followed by IgG.
C) The second exposure to an antigen, which characterizes the memory of adaptive immunity, causes rapid production of relatively large quantities of IgM but no IgG.
D) If the same antigen is encountered later in life, a stronger antigen-specific adaptive immune response occurs, called the secondary response. Large amounts of IgG are made.
E) The first adaptive immune response to an antigen is the primary response; effector cells and memory cells are formed as a result of this initial encounter.
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A) antigen.
B) immunoglobulin.
C) epitope.
D) determinant.
E) immunotope.
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A) include polysaccharides.
B) require the involvement of T cells.
C) interact with MHCI molecules.
D) are usually proteins.
E) include polysaccharides AND require the involvement of T cells.
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A) imply that each individual lymphocyte produces a single antibody.
B) describe how a single lymphocyte proliferates in a population of effector cells.
C) depend on an antibody recognizing a specific epitope.
D) explain how an antigen stimulates the production of matching antibodies.
E) All of the answer choices are correct.
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A) T helper cells.
B) natural killer cells.
C) T cytotoxic cells.
D) macrophages.
E) plasma cells.
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A) facilitate interactions between cells.
B) are hematopoietic.
C) are the site of T cell maturation.
D) include the bone marrow and thymus.
E) are the site of B cell maturation.
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