| Question/Definition | Answer/Term |
|---|
| Affecting many nerves sytemically | |
| Condition in which patient is 20% or more heavier than their ideal weight | |
| Fatty acids can be converted into what? | |
| Cells responsible for humoral immunity | |
| What is the process by which the immune system is supressed for antigens seen on a fairly regular basis due to eating? | |
| How many protons are transported across the inner membrane per molecule of NADH in Oxidative Phosphorylation? | |
| What condition involves an autoimmune attack on the intestinal wall that is exacerbated by ingestion of glutens? | |
| What is the basis of lymphocyte production in the bone marrow? | |
| Another name for constant domain | |
| Programmed cell death | |
| What process induces apoptosis in T-cells that bind too well to self cells? | |
| Loss of electrons | |
| Can respond to the one antigen that is present rather than all antigens | |
| has two identical light chains and two identical heavy chains | |
| Bind to sugars on bacteria | |
| How many protons are transferred across the inner membrane through respiratory complex 4? | |
| To respond to a wide array of antigens | |
| What pathway utilizes B-cells to spark an immune response through interaction with helper T-cells? | |
| Glycerols can be converted into what? | |
| What are the final products from one molecule of glucose that goes through aerobic respiration? | |
| What base is a part of ATP? | |
| Part of antibody where antigens are bound | |
| What condition involves a slowly progressing autoimmune attack on your brain and spinal cord? | |
| If the pH is lowered, amino acids protonate and the protein becomes more _____ overall | |
| Another name for variable domain | |
| What is a substance used for storing energy as a carbohydrate in muscle and the liver? | |
| The breakdown of glucose to yield energy | |
| How many protons are transferred across the inner membrane through respiratory complex 3? | |
| What is another name for liver cells? | |
| Amino acid that is locked into a ring | |
| What pathway utilizes normal cells to spark an immune response through interaction with cytotoxic T-cells? | |
| Lipopolysaccharide, a molecule only found on some bacteria | |
| What are the products of TCA entry (total per glucose molecule)? | |
| What is another name for the Kreb's/citric acid cyle | |
| Cells that have a single lobed, big nucleus, ruffles, lysosomes, can't proliferate, participate in phagocytosis and antigen display. | |
| What transporter pumps viral proteins into the ER to be displayed on the surface? | |
| Antibodies cross-linked with antigen can form a precipitate | |
| Why use secondary antibodies? | |
| Acetaldehyde causes a depletion of what? | |
| What is a family of lipids bound to oligosaccharides that have parts of their structure that are identical to lipooligosaccharides? | |
| The process of a cell engulfing solid particles. | |
| A protein that binds tightly to specific epitopes for identification and elimination. | |
| How many ATPs are made from the FADH2 molecules from 1 molecule of glucose? | |
| What is the the antigen in urine that’s detected in pregnancy tests? | |
| What are the reagents of glycolysis step 1 | |
| Part of antibody involved in cell binding | |
| What is pyruvate converted into during fermentation? | |
| What process keeps only the T-cells that adequately bind to MHCs in self cells? | |
| What is another name for scarring of the liver and poor liver function? | |
| What differentiates into T-cells and B-cells? | |
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