Immunological Memory and Vaccination
9 important questions on Immunological Memory and Vaccination
What happens with B cells in a secondary response?
How does immune-complex mediated inhibition of naive cells prevent hemolytic anemia of a newborn?
What causes the immunological memory to erode, especially in the influenza virus?
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What type of tissue resident memory T cells are there?
1. Tcm: between blood, sec. lymphoid and lymph
2. Tem: through the whole body
3. Trm: through non-lymphoid tissue
What are adjuvants in vaccines?
How is long-lived memory achieved by B and T cells?
Long-lived memory in the T cell compartment is due to the renewal of T cells in the circulation.
Which cell type would result in the fastest response to a respiratory viral re-infection?
Expression of what molecule would definitively identify a naïve T cell?
Which isotype of antibody is almost always produced at a lower level during a secondary response compared to a primary response?
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