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Innate immune system
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Preguntas del test (7)
1Which one of these Toll-like receptors recognises a double stranded RNA molecule?
- ATLR3
- BTLR4
- CTLR8
- DTLR2
- ETLR5
- FTLR1
2Which one of these Toll-like receptors recognises flagellin protein of a bacterium?
- ATLR4
- BTLR5
- CTLR1
- DTLR8
- ETLR2
- FTLR3
3What happens once a Toll-like receptor recognises a bacterial protein?
- AGet binding, conformational change of Toll-like receptor to mediate signalling
- Bassociation of protein kinases to adaptor proteins
- Cactivation of transcription factors
- Dnew proteins are being made; chemokines and cytokines for attraction of WBCs, MMPs, respiratory burst, anti-microbial peptides (e.g. defensins), expression of co-stimulatory proteins if it is an APC to better present the antigen
4Which one of these soluble proteins of an innate immune system are anti-microbial proteins?
- Alysozyme
- Bhistatins
- Ccathelidicins
- Dcytokines
- Edefensins
- Facute phase proteins
- Gcomplement
- Hrestriction factors
5Which one of these soluble proteins of the innate immune system is involved in liver response to infections?
- ARestriction factors
- BComplement
- CHistatins
- DAcute phase proteins
- Ecathelidicins
- Fdefensins
- Glysozyme
- Hcytokines
6Where are antimicrobial proteins found, including defensins?
- ASkin, mucosa
- Bblood
- Cinside an APC
- DCD8 T cell surface
7What is a function of a restriction factor?
- Ainduce holes in a negatively charged membrane of a bacteria, cause lysis
- Benhance host resistance to infection and minimise tissue injury
- CRestrict viral entry by binding to a receptor of a virus or a target cell
- Dopsonisation:coat a bacterium for enhanced phagocytosis
- Erecruit neutrophils and macrophages to the site of infection
Información
- Descripción
- (Innate immunity) Immunology Test sobre Innate immune system, creado por Agata Czap el 28/04/2017.
- Autor
- Agata Czap
- Idioma
- English
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