34.
Option D is correct.
Antibodies cause opsonization, neutralization of pathogens. They
also activate complement proteins.
35.
Option A is correct.
Passive immunity involves the introduction of fully matured
antibodies into an individual's blood stream. It is active only
till the antibodies are present in the blood.
36.
Option C is correct
The primary immune response is characterized by high IgM/IgG
ratio.
37.
Option is B correct.
Live attenuated vaccine for measles.
Toxoid vaccine for diphtheria.
Hib vaccine is a conjugated vaccine.
Nucleic acid vaccine for West Nile virus.
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10- Almost all antibodies in a newborn is are The result of infection b. Self made e IgMd. The result of passive immunity 11- The MMR vaccine is an example of an a. Subunit vaccine b. Toxoid vaccine attenuated d. DNA vaccine 12-Toxoids are used in vaccines against a HIV Diphtheria e Polio di Herpes simplex type ! 13- A positive tuberculin skin test a. Does not necessarily mean that person has tuberculosis b. Indicates that person has been infected...
***Choose ANY 6 vaccines as long as there is one of each type of the following: toxoid vaccine, attenuated virus vaccine, killed virus vaccine, subunit vaccine, conjugate vaccine; DNA vaccine and then fill out the questions below.*** Find an example of each of the types of vaccines (toxoid vaccine, attenuated virus vaccine, killed virus vaccine, subunit vaccine, conjugate vaccine and DNA vaccine) and answer the following questions. VACCINE #1: _________________________________ a. Describe the disease agent, disease transmission, and disease symptoms:...
please help me with this questions 1. Which of the following is the most appropriate description of the purpose of vaccination? O All of these choices are correct O Priming of the Immune system for future exposure to a given pathogen O Establishment of memory Immune cells O Stimulation of a primary Immune response 2 What type of Immunity is provided by vaccinatıion? O Artficlal active Immunity O Natural active Immunity O Artificial passive Immunity O Natural passive Immunity 3....
answer immunization and diagnositics. BIO 2710 Learning Objectives Chapters 15 and Chapter 17 1mmunization and Diagnostics Immunization 1. Understand why vaccines are needed for some diseases 2. Understand how a vaccine works 3. Know why boosters are needed for some vaccines 4. Compare and contrast the following types of vaccines attenuated, inactivated, toxoid, subunit conjugated and DNA vaccines 5. Know examples of each killed, attenuated, subunit and conjugated of vaccines 6. Compare and contrast live and killed vaccines 7. Know...
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Home-Work 5 All questions carry equal points. Don't forget to highlight your final answers 25 uestion # 1 Use table to find Fourier transform. Sketch the magnitude response and phase response (i) x(t) Cos(1000t) (ii) x(t) 13Cos(100t)- 7Sin(500t) (iv) x(t) rect To (v) xo)-rect ()Cos(10001) (v) x(o) -ret)Cos(000t) Question # 2 Let h(t) be a linear time invariant system, with the following transfer function s + 1 000m (a) Find H(w) (b) Sketch the magnitude and phase response of H(w)...