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Froggy Jumps Immune SystemVersión en línea Quiz on basic immune system concepts from the Immune_System_MCQs.docx por Batoul Swayden 1 What allows the body to recognize its own cells as 'self'? a Cytokines b HLA molecules c Antibodies 2 A non-self cell entering the body will most likely be: a Attacked by the immune system b Ignored c Accepted 3 A graft taken from the same individual is called: a Autograft b Allograft c Xenograft 4 Why is an allograft commonly rejected? a Blood type is incompatible b DNA identical c HLA markers are different 5 Which cells produce antibodies? a Plasma B-cells b Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes c Helper T-cells 6 Which cell directly destroys infected or abnormal cells? a Cytotoxic T-lymphocyte b Macrophage c B-lymphocyte 7 Helper T-cells are important because they: a Produce antibodies b Activate B-cells and T-cells c Attack pathogens directly 8 An antigen is: a A white blood cell b A foreign molecule that triggers an immune response c A type of antibody 9 Antibodies work by: a Destroying cells b Attaching to antigens to neutralize them c Producing more T-cells 10 Where do B-lymphocytes mature? a Bone marrow b Thymus c Lymph nodes

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Quiz on basic immune system concepts from the Immune_System_MCQs.docx

por Batoul Swayden

What allows the body to recognize its own cells as 'self'?

Cytokines

HLA molecules

Antibodies

A non-self cell entering the body will most likely be:

Attacked by the immune system

Ignored

Accepted

A graft taken from the same individual is called:

Autograft

Allograft

Xenograft

Why is an allograft commonly rejected?

Blood type is incompatible

DNA identical

HLA markers are different

Which cells produce antibodies?

Plasma B-cells

Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes

Helper T-cells

Which cell directly destroys infected or abnormal cells?

Cytotoxic T-lymphocyte

Macrophage

B-lymphocyte

Helper T-cells are important because they:

Produce antibodies

Activate B-cells and T-cells

Attack pathogens directly

An antigen is:

A white blood cell

A foreign molecule that triggers an immune response

A type of antibody

Antibodies work by:

Destroying cells

Attaching to antigens to neutralize them

Producing more T-cells

Where do B-lymphocytes mature?

Bone marrow

Thymus

Lymph nodes

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What allows the body to recognize its own cells as 'self'?

A non-self cell entering the body will most likely be:

A graft taken from the same individual is called:

Why is an allograft commonly rejected?

Which cells produce antibodies?

Which cell directly destroys infected or abnormal cells?

Helper T-cells are important because they:

An antigen is:

Antibodies work by:

Where do B-lymphocytes mature?

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