(A) Toxic
(B) Carcinogenic
(C) Corrosive
(D) Ignitable
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Toxoid injection to protect future tetanus infection is an example of:
(A) Natural passive immunity
(B) Artificial active immunity
(C) Natural active immunity
(D) Artificial passive immunity
The Petroff-Hausser chamber is used for __.
(A) Incubation of culture medium
(B) Direct microscopic count
(C) Viable count
(D) To grow anaerobic bacteria
In a host, virus-infected host cells are killed by:
(A) Activated cytotoxic T lymphocytes
(B) Activated B lymphocytes
(C) Activated T helper cells
(D) Monoclonal antibodies
Which one of the following properties is NOT required for vaccine?
(A) Should protect against natural exposure
(B) Should be cheaper.
(C) Should have relatively longer shelf life.
(D) Should be less immunogenic
Which of the following statements regarding clonal selection theory is INCORRECR?
(A) Specificity for Ag of T cells produced is identical to the specificity of the TCR on initial T cell.
(B) The body is equipped with billions of lymphocytes. Each is devoted to respond to one specific epitope.
(C) An epitope triggers the production of a number of lymphocytes, each with different receptors.
(D) Antigen binding to a TCR triggers proliferation and differentiation of T cells into effector cells.
Indirect protection of unimmunized animals is__.
(A) Artificial active immunity
(B) Herd immunity
(C) Artificial passive immunity
(D) Natural active immunity
__ provokes an overwhelming T-cell response.
(A) Autoantigen
(B) Autoantigen
(C) Allergen
(D) Superantigen