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Which cells does primary pulmonary carcinoma originate in?
Which statistical variable cannot be used to compare proportions in two sets of observations?
Which latent disease can anti TNF drugs reactivate?full name
Microbe linked to B cells in malarial areas?
S. aureus: Gram & catalase?,
Bacteria that cause diarrhoea and carry labile toxinfull name
What does aspirin inhibit?no hyphen, separate with comma
What colour is alpha and beta haemolysis?separate with comma
Organelle in plamodium & toxoplasma?
Leishmania in a macrophage
Percentage of lymphocytes in blood:
Rheumatic fever is caused by cross reactive antibodies to? Heart valves commonly attacked.full name
What sort of variable is red cell count?
CD20 is found on:'cell' suffix
Which cell comprises 5% of total leukocytes and expresses CD20?
Beta lactam inhibiting bacterial cell wall synthesis
Aminoglycoside that binds bacteria ribosomes
Which two cells produce IFN gamma?subtype, main type
Gram negative bacterium that won't grow on MacConkeysfull name
Gram negative rod grows on MacConkeys cannot ferment lactose, oxidase positivefull name
Microbe implicated in nasopharyngeal carcinoma?
What converts fibrinogen to fibrin?
How does LPS affect complement?
Which immunoglobulin subtypes are most important for complement fixation and efficient clearance of pyogenic bacteria?,
Which two histological characteristics are seen in the liver of patients with cirrhosis?,
Structure of the poliomyelitis genome:
Gram negative rod grows on MacConkeys, doesn't ferment lactose, urease positivefull name
What is an allograft?Species, then which type of genes
Which type of bacteria (+/-) contain Lipoteichoic acid in the cell wall?
Antagonist of platelet ADP receptor?
Str. pneumoniae: Gram, catalase, haemolysis?,
What is a xenograft?Species, then which type of genes
What does COX-1 generate prostaglandins and leukotrienes from?
Which antibiotic is inactivated by bacteria betalactamase?
Which role of neutrophil recruitment does CD31 facilitate?
Chemoattractant, anaphylotoxin involved in complement?
Hyperacute rejection is often due to:use -
In which part of the mesenteric lymph node does isotype switching and affinity maturation occur (in B cells)?
Name 2 anti-inflammatory cytokines from macrophages:use hyphen, then sub normal for greek letters
Do all Gram - bacteria contain LPS in the cell wall?
Which responses leads to granuloma formation in M. tuberculosis?
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Gram - or + more likely to be resistance to beta lactams?
What sort of vaccine is Hep B?
Which cells kill virally infected cells with perforins?full name
Malarial parasite that invades the erythrocyte
Lancefield group A strep:
Cancer drug: Metabolic inhibition of DNA synthesis
Which bacterial enzyme does penicillin inhibit?
Papovavirus inactivating p53 & pRB for replication?use abbreviated name, no hyphen
What is an autograft from?
Which two cytokines from Th2 cells are important for B cell growth and Ig class switching?use hyphen
Which drug inhibits HIV protease?
Which immunoglobulin crosses the placenta?
Toll like receptors sense:Full name
Blocks prokaryotic transcription
Bloodstream form of Trypanosome
What type of reaction can occur in allergic response to penicillin?
Which part of the lymph node to dendritic cells enter?
Where does acute inflammation first occur?
Which receptors on monocytes permit entry of M-tropic HIV strains?separate with comma
Which cell does IFN-gamma activate
What does c5b initiate formation of?abbreviation
Which protein structure is found in amyloid?full name
Which structure helps Str. pneumoniae avoid phagocytosis?
Activation of which caspases in a cell lead to apoptosis?,
Which HIV protein binds T cells?
Gram negative coccus causing meningitisfull name
In what form is the bacteria in cholera vaccines?
Bacterial cell diameter?number, full name of unit
What does S. aureus secrete to bind Fc portions of IgG?
What type of genome is found in Influenza?sense
Tetanus vaccine:one word
Where is E-selectin found? What cell does it bind?,
Tuberculosis vaccine:
Cancer drug: Interferes with microtubule function and prevents mitosis completion
How many hours before maximal inflammation at site of a Mantoux test?
Which cell type is elevated in patients with large pyogenic abscesses?
Which type of Ig protects mucosal surfaces?short name
Which drug can HIV show resistance to when given as monotherapy?
What is the most likely source of a pulmonary embolus?full name
Name the four clinical features of a positive skin test for allergen at one hour:alphabetical, use ,
Anti HIV inhibiting reverse transcriptase?
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Which is the most abundant immunoglobulin in plasma?
Bacterial adhesins in N. gonnorhoeae and E. coli are in the fom of?
Cause of Kaposi's sarcoma?abbreviated name
Pink colony on MacConkeys agar means a bacterium:
How are giant cells formed?
Where does the immune response against capsulated bacteria occur?
What do bile acid sequestrants prevent reabsorption of?
What type of genome is found in HIV?sense (enveloped!)
Is complement active in the circulation?
Which cytokine has a mitogenic effect on fibroblasts?abbreviation
Percentage of eosinophils in blood:
Leishmania in sandfly gut
Where do T cells mature?
Complement receptors on erythrocytes remove what?
Site of immune response to enteric bacteria?
Enzyme that degrades fibrin used as drug?
What secretes TSST-1?
Macrolide that binds bacterial ribosomes, inhibits translation
Percentage of basophils in blood:
Which histological feature is often seen in hyperacute rejection?
Where does somatic hypermutation and antibody affinity maturation occur?,
What is an isograft?Species, then which type of genes
Cancer drug: Damages DNA by alkylation
Microbe linked to gastric carcinoma?
Folate inhibitor & DNA synthesis inhibitor
Antibiotic inhibiting DNA gyrase?
Percentage of monocytes in blood:
Gram negative rod that ferments lactose and grows on MacConkey's agarfull name
Where do B cells mature?
Cancer drug: Bind to DNA preventing normal replication
Which cells are the main source of TNF alpha?
Influenza drug relenza inhibits:
Cancer drug that cross-links DNA to prevent meiosisone word
Cancer drug: Blocks receptor for extracellular growth signals
Name the alternative C3 convertase?
Bacterium that is acid fast?
Percentage of neutrophils in blood:
What does the MAC consist of?No spaces, separate with commas
Role of fMetLeuPhe
Beta lactam cancer drug inhibiting peptidoglycan cross links?
What is the infectious agent in prion diseases?short name
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