Immunology

Suppose that you had a cold last month, and you caught another one this month from your brother. ...

Suppose that you had a cold last month, and you caught another one this month from your brother. ...

[html]Suppose that you had a cold last month, and you caught another one this month from your brother. Which of the following explains why you

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lolalasagna

Suppose that a patient's serum is analyzed and found to have an abnormally low level of CD8 ...

Suppose that a patient's serum is analyzed and found to have an abnormally low level of CD8 ...

[html]Suppose that a patient's serum is analyzed and found to have an abnormally low level of CD8 molecules. What does this suggest about the p

sfern   125   1 Reply

karilana300

How are antibodies classified?

How are antibodies classified?

[html]How are antibodies classified?


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nwill1104   124   1 Reply

!K!

Antibody diversity is due to genetic influences on which region?

Antibody diversity is due to genetic influences on which region?

[html]Antibody diversity is due to genetic influences on which region?


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mastura   114   1 Reply

thransan

Explain the term parasitoid and give an example of organisms that are parasitoid. How do some of ...

Explain the term parasitoid and give an example of organisms that are parasitoid. How do some of ...

[html]Explain the term parasitoid and give an example of organisms that are parasitoid. How do some of these organisms manage to stay in their

jkdkjjvkjs   110   1 Reply

Zenoryx

Explain how symbiosis between nematodes and bacteria affect an insect's response as a host.

Explain how symbiosis between nematodes and bacteria affect an insect's response as a host.

Explain how symbiosis between nematodes and bacteria affect an insect's response as a host.

SuckerTrump   109   1 Reply

Jessie19950607

Discuss the phenomena of immunological tolerance and autoimmune disease.

Discuss the phenomena of immunological tolerance and autoimmune disease.

Discuss the phenomena of immunological tolerance and autoimmune disease.

moha0546   116   1 Reply

mgfe]pew]a

Briefly explain three different methods that some pathogens utilize to invade their host.

Briefly explain three different methods that some pathogens utilize to invade their host.

Briefly explain three different methods that some pathogens utilize to invade their host.

CerebralDatabank   132   1 Reply

lakinser

¿Existe una manera de modificar un receptor hormonal, como el IGF-1?

¿Existe una manera de modificar un receptor hormonal, como el IGF-1?

Hola, ultimamente he leído varios ensayos acerca del papel del IGF-1 en el cuerpo y su relación con cáncer y me gustaría saber más acerca del receptor del IGF-1 y si este se sustituye con otro que inhiba sus acciones mitogénas.
Muchas gracias

Angelica PB   125   1 Reply

bio_man

What's the method used by the immune system to make antibodies?

What's the method used by the immune system to make antibodies?

The immune system is able to find working antibodies against a vast number of pathogens including the new coronavirus.

I wonder what's the process used by the immune system to find and make these antibodies. It is able to find a molec

Olivier Esser   113   2 Replies

Olivier Esser

Which instruction should the nurse provide to a client who is prescribed an anticholinergic drug for ...

Which instruction should the nurse provide to a client who is prescribed an anticholinergic drug for ...

Which instruction should the nurse provide to a client who is prescribed an anticholinergic drug for symptomatic relief of Parkinson's disease?
 
  1. You should watch out for side effects such as dry mouth and double vision after taking t

littlej_dvine   130   2 Replies

Bpressley9300

You wish to determine the levels of class I–restricted T cells in an HIV-infected individual

You wish to determine the levels of class I–restricted T cells in an HIV-infected individual

You wish to determine the levels of class I–restricted T cells in an HIV-infected individual that are specific for a peptide that is generated from gp120, a component of the virus. Assume that you know the HLA type of the subject. What method would y

farhan ali   100   1 Reply

coltonf1

The relationship between the location of the CDRs and the V(D)J junctions? Whole Q in description

The relationship between the location of the CDRs and the V(D)J junctions? Whole Q in description

Mutations produced during affinity maturation are initially generated randomly, and yet eventually amino acid changes to the antibody are clustered to the three CDRs in the V regions. (a) What is the relationship between the location of the CDRs and

farhan ali   161   3 Replies

Juvani

To determine which preparation was contained in each tube and how it was identified

To determine which preparation was contained in each tube and how it was identified

In Preparing a demonstration for class Instructor purified IgG antibodies to sheep red blood cells (SRBc) and digested some of the fragments in to Fab,Fc,F(ab)2. She placed each preparation in a separate tube,labeled the tubes with a water soluble ma

Pavzz   87   1 Reply

bio_man

Design a artificial molecule based on antibody or its fragments fr certain purpose & explain ...

Design a artificial molecule based on antibody or its fragments fr certain purpose & explain ...

Design an artificial molecule based on antibody or its fragment(s) for certain purpose and explain your design.

farhan ali   101   1 Reply

bio_man

Indicate the form(s) in which each of the genes listed below would occur in this cell line using

Indicate the form(s) in which each of the genes listed below would occur in this cell line using

 You have been given a cloned myeloma cell line that secretes
IgG with the molecular formula gama 2 lemda 2 . Both the heavy and
light chains in this cell line are encoded by genes derived
from allele 1.Indicate the form(s) in which ea

farhan ali   105   1 Reply

bio_man

A client tells the nurse, I am unable to tolerate light and have a gritty sensation in the eye. The ...

A client tells the nurse, I am unable to tolerate light and have a gritty sensation in the eye. The ...

A client tells the nurse, I am unable to tolerate light and have a gritty sensation in the eye. The primary health care provider prescribes a fluorescent dye test for the client. Which condition does the nurse anticipate in the client?
 
 

stroman54   353   2 Replies

ca24purple

A positive ELISA result was obtained for a patient in Buffalo, New York. According to the CDC,

A positive ELISA result was obtained for a patient in Buffalo, New York. According to the CDC,

A positive ELISA result was obtained for a patient in Buffalo, New York. According to the CDC,
 
  a. This is probably a false positive result because there are no HIV cases in Buffalo.
  b. This should be repeated twic

LuisJrB96   125   2 Replies

mikebighawk

Does a cancer cell do cell respiration?

Does a cancer cell do cell respiration?

If this happens, how does ir affect our body?

Samantha Q   149   1 Reply

bio_man

What is the relationship between cancer and stress?

What is the relationship between cancer and stress?

Opinions

ArantxaMG   144   1 Reply

bio_man

Which symptom should the nurse expect in a client with a skull fracture in the frontal fossa? 1. ...

Which symptom should the nurse expect in a client with a skull fracture in the frontal fossa? 1. ...

Which symptom should the nurse expect in a client with a skull fracture in the frontal fossa?
 
  1. Whiplash
  2. Battle's sign
  3. Thunderclap headache
  4. Periorbital ecchymosis

NERD   227   2 Replies

datboimatsu

Apoptosis is related to SLE because

Apoptosis is related to SLE because

Apoptosis is related to SLE because
 
  a. the slow cleanup of apoptotic debris may lead to SLE
  b. lymphocytes that are self-reactive may not kill themselves
  c. cellular debris can lead to polyclonal activ

ididntstudy   212   1 Reply

soniasunny

Match each receptor listed in questions 8-14 with the lettered ligand (A-E) that binds to the ...

Match each receptor listed in questions 8-14 with the lettered ligand (A-E) that binds to the ...

Match each receptor listed in questions 8-14 with the lettered ligand (A-E) that binds to the receptor. (Answers may be used more than once.)
 
  A. B7-1, B7-2
  B. Class II MHC
  C. LFA-3
  D. VCAM-

QiTian   180   1 Reply

cloveb

A period of _____ occurs when signs and symptoms grow more severe.

A period of _____ occurs when signs and symptoms grow more severe.

A period of _____ occurs when signs and symptoms grow more severe.
 
  A) complication
  B) exacerbation
  C) relapse
  D) remission

everlyn85   170   1 Reply

Macdonaldc

The predicted course and outcome of the disease is known as the _____.

The predicted course and outcome of the disease is known as the _____.

The predicted course and outcome of the disease is known as the _____.
 
  A) diagnosis
  B) exacerbation
  C) prognosis
  D) relapse

Mserna19   166   1 Reply

wping

_____ is the number of deaths that occur among people with a certain disease.

_____ is the number of deaths that occur among people with a certain disease.

_____ is the number of deaths that occur among people with a certain disease.
 
  A) Incidence
  B) Morbidity
  C) Mortality
  D) Prevalence

jldobro   167   1 Reply

Yatesm

_____ diseases are caused by a disruption of the normal processes of converting food to energy on a ...

_____ diseases are caused by a disruption of the normal processes of converting food to energy on a ...

_____ diseases are caused by a disruption of the normal processes of converting food to energy on a cellular level.
 
  A) Congenital
  B) Degenerative
  C) Metabolic
  D) Traumatic

ejohnson3310   153   1 Reply

wping

_____ describes how the cause of a disease leads to anatomical and physiological changes in the body ...

_____ describes how the cause of a disease leads to anatomical and physiological changes in the body ...

_____ describes how the cause of a disease leads to anatomical and physiological changes in the body that ultimately result in the disease.
 
  A) Etiology
  B) Idiopathic
  C) Pathogenesis
  D) Sequela

LRotundo   162   1 Reply

gomeza

Symptoms are evidence of disease, observed on physical examination. (True or false?)

Symptoms are evidence of disease, observed on physical examination. (True or false?)

Symptoms are evidence of disease, observed on physical examination.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

browniels   153   1 Reply

somedaysunday

A disease can be recognized through its characteristic signs and symptoms. (True or false?)

A disease can be recognized through its characteristic signs and symptoms. (True or false?)

A disease can be recognized through its characteristic signs and symptoms.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

clcharleston   169   1 Reply

scates8

A complication is a related disease or other abnormal state that develops in a person already ...

A complication is a related disease or other abnormal state that develops in a person already ...

A complication is a related disease or other abnormal state that develops in a person already suffering from a disease.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Brutusandmoose   147   1 Reply

sweetpeajezzy

An _____ reads the heart's electrical impulses. (Fill in the blank)

An _____ reads the heart's electrical impulses. (Fill in the blank)

An _____ reads the heart's electrical impulses.
 
  Fill in the blank with the right word.

palacir999   148   1 Reply

ccopp

_____, feeling the body with fingers or hands, allows examination of the size, consistency, texture, ...

_____, feeling the body with fingers or hands, allows examination of the size, consistency, texture, ...

_____, feeling the body with fingers or hands, allows examination of the size, consistency, texture, location, and tenderness of an organ or body part.
 
  Fill in the blank with the right word.

Acostak1   154   1 Reply

Macdonaldc

_____ is the study of the occurrence, transmission, distribution, and control of disease. (Fill in the blank)

_____ is the study of the occurrence, transmission, distribution, and control of disease. (Fill in the blank)

_____ is the study of the occurrence, transmission, distribution, and control of disease.
 
  Fill in the blank with the right word.

rgasio   134   2 Replies

rgasio

If the cause of a disease is not known, it is said to be _____. (Fill in the blank)

If the cause of a disease is not known, it is said to be _____. (Fill in the blank)

If the cause of a disease is not known, it is said to be _____.
 
  Fill in the blank with the right word.

KAtlold   151   1 Reply

WillGross3

_____ diseases result from abnormal growth that leads to the formation of tumors. (Fill in the blank)

_____ diseases result from abnormal growth that leads to the formation of tumors. (Fill in the blank)

_____ diseases result from abnormal growth that leads to the formation of tumors.
 
  Fill in the blank with the right word.

infantryman1986   173   1 Reply

rachey

Explain the difference between signs and symptoms and give some examples of each. What will be an ...

Explain the difference between signs and symptoms and give some examples of each. What will be an ...

Explain the difference between signs and symptoms and give some examples of each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

ANP2202   166   1 Reply

whitneyracquel

There are nine chief causes of disease. Describe three giving an example for each. What will be ...

There are nine chief causes of disease. Describe three giving an example for each. What will be ...

There are nine chief causes of disease. Describe three giving an example for each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Haydena   172   1 Reply

scates8

Interferons increase the activity of _____.

Interferons increase the activity of _____.

Interferons increase the activity of _____.
 
  A) erythrocytes and leukocytes
  B) macrophages and natural killer cells
  C) phagocytes and neutrophils
  D) plasma and complement

CTaustin   175   1 Reply

takirahh_

_____ are responsible for cell-mediated immunity.

_____ are responsible for cell-mediated immunity.

_____ are responsible for cell-mediated immunity.
 
  A) A cells
  B) B cells
  C) S cells
  D) T cells

aggotfay   181   1 Reply

preetpatel94