amarillo Posted January 6, 2020 Posted January 6, 2020 Hi Folks! I'm a newbie in this forum, I hope not to violate any rule with this post, in the case I apologize in advance I've got a list of doubts about Immuno exam, I am a Med student 1. what is the role of lectins and agglutinines in innate immunity? 2. entrance of immature T in thymus happens via blood? 3. once T mature in the thymus, thymus then athrophyzes. Where does maturation for the next T happen? I haven't got this clear... is it like for the oocytes? they just mature all once and that's it? 4. innate immunity: what are preformed effectors? [Janeway] are they AMP? 5. CD40:CD40L is it a stimulating interaction from T towards APC? has it other functions? 6. Can DC be found in blood? 7. Th acivate B. OK. Do B in turn activate/stimulate T? as "late" APC? 8. only IgM and IgG activate complement? what about IgA and IgE? 9. how many MHC2 on a DC? 10. definition of antagonist of a cytokine 11. pH of phagosome = ? I read that pH [i.e. neutrophils] goes above 8, activating AMP, then gets back to 7, then below 7 because of acid hydrolases... thanks from heart to everyone will explain me some of the above doubts!
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