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level questions: #2 quize

QuestionAnswer
Which molecule is responsible for pain?Bradykinin
A foreign object that reacts with the adaptive immune system?Antigen
Antigens that cause hypersensitivities?Allergens
Antigens from different species that elicit cross-reactive antibodies?Heterophile antigens
Self antigens attacked during autoimmune diseases?Autoantigens
Antigens normally hidden from the immune system?Sequestered antigens
Antigens that non-specifically cause excessive immune system activation?Superantigens
Organism and disease in which superantigens are found?Staphylococcus / Toxic shock syndrome
When the immune system attacks donated tissues?Transplant rejection
A transplant from one are of your body to another?Autograft
A transplant from an identical twin or clone?Isograft
A transplant from a genetically different member of the species?Allograft
A transplant from a different species?Xenograft
Which molecules must be matched in transplant procedures?MHC Class I
How are type I hypersensitivities mediate? Type IV?IgE-mediated / Cell-mediated
What mediates the early symptoms? Late symptoms?Histamine / Leukotrienes
How can early symptoms be treated? Late symptoms?Antihistamines / NSAIDs
What is the life threatening systemic allergy called?Anaphylaxis
What first aid might you use for anaphylaxis?Epinephrine pen
What cells release histamine & leukotrienes?Mast cells
Where is self-tolerance taught?Thymus
What allows the thymus to display most self antigens?AIRE (Autoimmune Regulator)
What is caused by lack of AIRE?APECED
What is cell suicide called?Apoptosis
What happens if a T cell recognizes self antigen in the thymus?Apoptosis
Is there genetic predisposition to autoimmune diseases?YES