BHS 316 Exam 1

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Across
  1. 4. A cytokine that can kill virus-infected and tumor cells
  2. 5. Two-word name for "leftover" B and T cells
  3. 8. Name for antigen that a B cell's receptors recognize
  4. 9. Acronym for protein expressed on surface of endothelial cells lining blood vessels
  5. 10. Collective name for B and T cells
  6. 13. Type of T cell that directs other members of the immune system by secreting cytokines
  7. 15. Sentinel cells that wait in tissues for invaders
  8. 16. what, other than f-met, a neutrophil follows to move out of the blood and into the tissue during an infection
  9. 17. Causes C3bBb convertase to degrade quickly near human cells
  10. 18. Most abundant antibody class in the entire body (guards mucosal surfaces)
  11. 19. Prevents C9 from being incorporated into MACs
  12. 20. Where complement proteins are mainly produed
  13. 22. Acronym for process that involves IgG3 forming a bridge between a NK cell and its target
  14. 23. Fluid that leaks out of blood vessels
  15. 24. Outer surface molecule of gram negative bacteria
  16. 25. Antibody that causes allergies and anaphylactic shock
  17. 27. The name for a compound that can activate macrophages to the primed state and is mainly produced by helper T cells and NK Cells
  18. 29. Type of antibody mainly produced when a naive B cell is activated
  19. 30. Protein expressed on the surface of endothelial cells only when neutrophils are needed
  20. 32. What, other than TNF, macrophages give off after becoming activated
  21. 33. Type of T cell that stops the immune system from overreacting
  22. 34. Acronym for cells that destroy invaders by sending out suicide enzymes or signaling the target cell to self destruct
Down
  1. 1. Pathway for activation of the Complement System that involves C3b binding to Amino and Hydroxyl groups
  2. 2. Receptor binding region (tail)
  3. 3. Acronym for structure made by C6, C7, C8, and C9
  4. 4. Outer surface molecule of gram positive bacteria
  5. 6. Acronym for a type of T cell that recognizes and kills virus infected cells
  6. 7. When infected, they secrete IFN-a and IFN-b
  7. 11. Second Stage of Macrophage readiness
  8. 12. Acronym for a protein that acts as a convertase, clipping C3, in the lectin activation pathway
  9. 14. Two-word name for an event that makes changes in the antigen binding region of a BCR
  10. 18. Immune system present from birth
  11. 21. Name for the region of the cognate antigen that a B cell binds to
  12. 25. Antibody molecule that makes up 75% of antibodies in the blood
  13. 26. Class of MHC Molecule used to display fragments of the invader's proteins
  14. 28. Antigen binding region (hands)
  15. 30. Acronym for adhesion molecule expressed on surface of neutrophils
  16. 31. Protein that rushed to the surface of neutrophils when inflammatory signals are received