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Froggy Jumps Antigens, Antibodies and Immune Response.Online version Study by Zhakiyeva Assem 1 1. What are antigens? a Substances that store energy. b Substances that trigger immune response. c Blood cells. 2 2. All antigens are: a Immunogens. b Always harmful. c Not necessarily immunogens. 3 3. Lysozyme acts by: a Producing antibodies. b Breaking bacterial cell walls. c Activating T-cells. 4 4. Interferons are produced by: a Viruses. b Bacteria. c Host cells during infection. 5 5. Complement system function: a Kills and opsonizes pathogens b Digests food. c Produces hormones. 6 6. Phagocytosis is mainly done by: a Neutrophils and macrophages. b RBC. c Platelets. 7 7. NK cells: a Produce antibodies. b Activate complement. c Kill infected cells non-specifically. 8 8. First antibody in primary response: a IgG. b IgA. c IgM. 9 9. IgG appears: a First in infection. b Later in immune response. c Only in allergy. 10 10. B-lymphocytes function: a Produce antibodies. b Kill infected cells. c Destroy bacteria directly. 11 11. T-helper cells: a Produce antibodies. b Kill bacteria directly. c Activate immune cells. 12 12. Cytotoxic T-cells: a Produce antibodies. b Produce hormones. c Kill infected cells. 13 13. ELISA detects: a Only bacteria. b Antigens and antibodies. c Only viruses. 14 14. Western blot is used for: a Confirming specific proteins/antibodies. b Measuring blood pressure. c Producing vaccines. 15 15. Cell-mediated immunity is important in: a Viral infections. b Bone growth. c Digestion.

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by Zhakiyeva Assem

1. What are antigens?

2. All antigens are:

3. Lysozyme acts by:

4. Interferons are produced by:

5. Complement system function:

6. Phagocytosis is mainly done by:

7. NK cells:

8. First antibody in primary response:

9. IgG appears:

10. B-lymphocytes function:

11. T-helper cells:

12. Cytotoxic T-cells:

13. ELISA detects:

14. Western blot is used for:

15. Cell-mediated immunity is important in: