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Immunology Essentials

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Immunity basics quiz

by Brandon Green
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What does immune mean?

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Who distinguished smallpox from measles and why was it important?

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What is variolation?

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Where and when were the first variolation examples in history?

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How did Jenner develop the first smallpox vaccine?

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Why did cowpox infection protect against smallpox?

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What does attenuation mean in vaccines?

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What is phagocytosis and who discovered it?

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What is opsonization and who discovered it?

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What was the big conclusion from Nossal and Lederberg experiments?

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Correct: immunity means resistance to disease.

Razi first distinguished the diseases, aiding surveillance and vaccination decisions.

Variolation used controlled exposure to smallpox to induce immunity.

Early practices occurred in Central Asia in the 11th century.

Cowpox exposure provided cross-protection against smallpox.

Shared antigens allow cross-reactive immune responses.

Attenuation reduces virulence while keeping immunogenicity.

Metchnikoff observed phagocytosis in starfish larvae.

Wright described how antibodies enhance phagocytosis.

Their work showed clonal specificity: each cell makes a single antibody type.

 
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