BMS 506 Lecture 7
BMS 506 Immunology Quiz
Test your knowledge of immunology concepts covered in BMS 506 Lecture 7. This quiz will assess your understanding of key topics such as lymphocyte activation and T cell cytokines.
Are you ready to challenge yourself? Here are some topics included in the quiz:
- Lymphocyte Activation
- T Cell Subtypes
- Mechanisms of CTL Killing
(True or False) Activation of lymphocytes occurs in secondary lymphoid organs such as the thymus. (1 pt.)
True
False
Previously activated T cells are less dependent on costimulatory molecules. (1 pt.)
True
False
It is expressed constitutively on dendritic cells:
CD86
CD80
CD28
CD4
CD56
CD4+ Th2 signature cytokine:
IL-23
IL-2
IL-6
IFN-gamma
IL-5
Models for thymic Treg cell development: I. Instructive, ii. Conventional, iii. Stochastic, iv. Selective, v. General, vi. Standard
I,ii and v only
Iv, v, and vi only
I, iii and iv only
Ii, v, and vi only
All of the above
What is/are the mechanism(s) of CTL mediated killing: I. Antibody, ii. Perforin, iii. Complement, iv. Granzyme, v. Fas/FasL
I,ii and v only
Ii, iv, and v only
I, iii and iv only
Ii, iii, and v only
All of the above
CD4+ Th1 signature cytokine:
IL-23
Il-4
IL-6
IFN-gamma
IL-5
CTLA-4 plays a role in the positive regulation of immune responses.
True
False
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