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Froggy Jumps 3.6 HHB Specific Immune ResponseOnline version 3.6 Specific Immune Response by Erin 1 Where are lymphocytes formed? a Thymus b Bone Marrow c Pancreas 2 What does 1 show? a apoptosis b clonal population c hypersensitive response 3 What is the molecule (protein) on the surface of a pathogen? a antibody b receptor c antigen 4 What do lymphocytes respond to? a antigens b self cells c DNA 5 B-lymphocytes a produce antigens b bind to antigens on infected cells c produce antibodies 6 T-lymphocytes a produce antigens b bind to antigens on infected cells c produce antibodies 7 What do antibodies do to pathogens? a receptor binding sites bind antigens, inactivating the pathogen b attach to antigens and release proteins which induce apoptosis c engulf and destroy the pathogen by phagocytosis 8 How do T-lymphocytes respond to pathogens? a receptor binding sites bind antigens, inactivating the pathogen b recognise and bind to pathogen antigens on surface of infected cell c engulf and destroy the pathogen by phagocytosis 9 What do T-lymphocytes do to infected body cells? a release self destructive enzymes b undergo apoptosis c release proteins which cause infected cell to produce self destructive enzymes 10 What is apoptosis? a the enzyme in the inner mitochondrial membrane which generates ATP b programmed cell death c engulfing and destruction of pathogen 11 Both antigen-antibody complex and infected body cells are removed by... a phagocytes b clonal population c apoptosis 12 Which cells are responsible for hypersensitive responses if they respond to antigens on harmless substances? a Phagocytes b T-lymphocytes c B-lymphocytes 13 Which cells are responsible for autoimmune responses if they respond to self antigens on healthy body cells? a Phagocytes b T-lymphocytes c B-lymphocytes 14 Which of these is an autoimmune disorder a Rheumatoid arthritis b Allergic reaction c Type 2 diabetes 15 Which of these is a hypersensitive response a Rheumatoid arthritis b Allergic reaction c Type 2 diabetes 16 Some of the clonal population of B and T-lymphocytes survive after an infection, these are known as... a Macrophages b Helper cells c Memory cells 17 On a second exposure to the same antigen, which would not happen? a antibody production is greater b antibody production is much faster c lymphocytes do not need to be involved 18 Why is antibody production greater and faster the second time the body is exposed to the same antigen? a memory cells give rise to a new clone of lymphocytes faster b more phagocytes are involved c memory cells give rise to a new clone of lymphocytes slower 19 How does HIV evade the immune system? a attacks and destroys B-lymphocytes b attacks and destroys T-lymphocytes c hides in phagocytes 20 Which condition is caused by a depletion of T-lymphocytes due to HIV? a AIDS b Multiple Sclerosis c pneumonia

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by Erin

Where are lymphocytes formed?

What does 1 show?

What is the molecule (protein) on the surface of a pathogen?

What do lymphocytes respond to?

B-lymphocytes

T-lymphocytes

What do antibodies do to pathogens?

How do T-lymphocytes respond to pathogens?

What do T-lymphocytes do to infected body cells?

What is apoptosis?

Both antigen-antibody complex and infected body cells are removed by...

Which cells are responsible for hypersensitive responses if they respond to antigens on harmless substances?

Which cells are responsible for autoimmune responses if they respond to self antigens on healthy body cells?

Which of these is an autoimmune disorder

Which of these is a hypersensitive response

Some of the clonal population of B and T-lymphocytes survive after an infection, these are known as...

On a second exposure to the same antigen, which would not happen?

Why is antibody production greater and faster the second time the body is exposed to the same antigen?

How does HIV evade the immune system?

Which condition is caused by a depletion of T-lymphocytes due to HIV?