Immunology

2. the highest dilution that shows the endpoint
3. _____are soluble proteins that act with other cells to trigger the innate immune response.
8. gene rearrangement occurs in the ______.
11. Direct immunofluorescence is more ________than indirect immunofluorescence.
13. Another name for allelic variation
16. the protein this gene encodes is essential for receptor gene rearrangement in B-cells and T-cells
18. An example of a immunological endpoint
22. the last name of the first person to develop the vaccine for polio
23. DAPI mounting solution stains the _____of the cell
24. The father of immunology
25. A b cell that has not encountered an antigen is called a____b cell

1. Streptavidin has a strong binding affinity with_____.
3. immunity that is due principally to CDS cytotoxic T-cells is known as______immunity.
4. the _____ pathway is the pathway that works at the start of an infection .
5. ________selection eliminates cell whose receptors interact too strongly with self peptide MHC complex
6. technology used to determine the size and granularity of an individual cells
7. Most proteins are broken down however Gluten passes through the GI tract into the______space
8. CD28 on the t cell binds to_____on
9. total number of antibody specifications
10. the type of gel used in lab to separate proteins.
12. Dendritic cells recognize _____ Cpg dinucleotides
14. This facilitates the release of CLIP, allowing peptides to bind
15. ________selection eliminates cell whose receptors interact too strongly with self peptide MHC complex
17. the cause of aids
19. A protein found in gluten
20. ____pathogens are more efficiently ingested by phagocytes.
21. Pathogens in the blood are filtered by the
26. The first Ig to be expressed and in large amounts