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What are the two types of lymphocytes in the lymphoid lineage?
What are the two types of lymphocytes in the lymphoid lineage?
- B cells and T cells (correct)
- Natural Killer cells and T cells
- Macrophages and B cells
- T cells and Dendritic cells
What is the definition of effector lymphocytes?
What is the definition of effector lymphocytes?
- Lymphocytes that cannot mediate the removal of pathogens
- Fully functional lymphocytes that differentiate from naïve lymphocytes after activation by antigen (correct)
- Lymphocytes that have never encountered their specific antigens
- Lymphocytes that are mature but have never undergone normal development
What are the key steps of the cellular defense of innate immunity?
What are the key steps of the cellular defense of innate immunity?
- Recognition, Response, Memory
- Activation, Differentiation, Proliferation
- Recognition, Activation, Antigen presentation (correct)
- Immune memory, Specific response, Humoral response
What are hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow?
What are hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow?
What do naïve lymphocytes refer to?
What do naïve lymphocytes refer to?
Which type of immunity involves lymphocytes that have undergone normal development in the bone marrow and thymus?
Which type of immunity involves lymphocytes that have undergone normal development in the bone marrow and thymus?
Where does B cell development primarily occur?
Where does B cell development primarily occur?
What is the primary effector function of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells?
What is the primary effector function of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells?
Which recognition protein do B cells express against antigens?
Which recognition protein do B cells express against antigens?
What is the location of the thymus in the human body?
What is the location of the thymus in the human body?
Which type of immunity involves lymphocytes that have undergone normal development in the bone marrow and thymus?
Which type of immunity involves lymphocytes that have undergone normal development in the bone marrow and thymus?
What is the function of secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs?
What is the function of secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs?
What is the primary function of effector lymphocytes?
What is the primary function of effector lymphocytes?
Which cells are more sensitive to antigens than naïve lymphocytes?
Which cells are more sensitive to antigens than naïve lymphocytes?
What does TCR stand for in T cells?
What does TCR stand for in T cells?
"Immunoglobulin (Ig)" and "antibody" are used interchangeably. What is the other form of Ig besides the secreted form?
"Immunoglobulin (Ig)" and "antibody" are used interchangeably. What is the other form of Ig besides the secreted form?
What are the effector functions of B lymphocytes?
What are the effector functions of B lymphocytes?
What is the primary effector function of CD4+ helper T cells?
What is the primary effector function of CD4+ helper T cells?
Where is the location of the thymus in the human body?
Where is the location of the thymus in the human body?
What is the function of secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs?
What is the function of secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs?
What is the primary effector function of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells?
What is the primary effector function of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells?
Which recognition protein do B cells express against antigens?
Which recognition protein do B cells express against antigens?
What are the two types of lymphocytes in the lymphoid lineage?
What are the two types of lymphocytes in the lymphoid lineage?
What does TCR stand for in T cells?
What does TCR stand for in T cells?
What are memory lymphocytes more sensitive to than naïve lymphocytes?
What are memory lymphocytes more sensitive to than naïve lymphocytes?
What is the primary location of B cell development?
What is the primary location of B cell development?
What are the primary effector cells of the adaptive immune system?
What are the primary effector cells of the adaptive immune system?
Define effector lymphocytes and differentiate them from naïve lymphocytes.
Define effector lymphocytes and differentiate them from naïve lymphocytes.
Explain the significance of the term 'naïve lymphocytes' in the context of the immune system.
Explain the significance of the term 'naïve lymphocytes' in the context of the immune system.
What is the primary function of effector lymphocytes in the immune response?
What is the primary function of effector lymphocytes in the immune response?
Explain the role of hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow in the context of the immune system.
Explain the role of hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow in the context of the immune system.
What are the key steps of the cellular defense of innate immunity?
What are the key steps of the cellular defense of innate immunity?
