Immunology & Serology - PRELIM

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Immunology

This deals with the study of the immune system and its components, characteristics, immune responses, and its functions.

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Serology

This deals with the diagnostic identification of antibodies and antigens in the serum.

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Immunology

This can be defined as the study of a host’s reactions when foreign substances are introduced into the body.

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Antigens

Such foreign substances that may or may not induce a host response are called?

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Immunogens

These are foreign substances that always induce a host response.

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Immunity

This is the condition of being resistant to infection.

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Variolation

A method developed in China and Turkey in the 15th century wherein powder made from smallpox scabs were inhaled to produce immunity, but had a fatality of 30%.

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Lady Mary Wortley Montagu

Who observed variolation?

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Edward Jenner

Made the vaccine against smallpox.

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Edward Jenner

Discovered cross-reactivity.

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James Phipps

To whom did Edward Jenner first inoculate cowpox samples?

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vacca

The word ‘vaccine’ came from what Latin word meaning “cow?”

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Louis Pasteur

The Father of Immunology.

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Louis Pasteur

Made the rabies, anthrax, and cholera vaccines.

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Louis Pasteur

Discovered the principle of attenuation and established the germ theory.

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Mumps, Measles, Rubella

MMR attenuated vaccine meaning

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Haeckel, 1862

Phagocytosis (name of proponent, year)

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Jules Bordet

Complement (name of proponent)

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Emil von Behring

Serum antitoxins (name of proponent)

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Almroth Wright

Opsonization; opsonins (name of proponent)

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Paul Ehrlich

Immunity (name of proponent)

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Karl Landsteiner

Human blood group antigens (name of proponent)

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James Salk, Albert Sabin

Polio vaccine (name of proponents - 2)

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James Salk

Intramuscular polio vaccine (name of proponent)

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Albert Sabin

Oral polio vaccine (name of proponent)

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Gerald Edelman, Rodney Porter

Antibody structure (name of proponents - 2)

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Rosalyn Yallow

Radioimmunoassay (name of proponent)

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George Snell, Jean Dausset, Baruj Benacerraf

Major Histocompatibility Complex (name of proponents - 3)

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Susumu Tonegawa

Antibody diversity (name of proponent)

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Edward Donall Thomas, Joseph Murray

Transplantation (name of proponents - 2)

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Ian Frazer

HPV vaccine (name of proponent)

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Katalin Kariko, Drew Weissman

COVID-19 mRNA vaccine (name of proponents - 2)

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Recognition

Of the 5Rs, which describes: self vs non-self

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Response

Of the 5Rs, which describes: react appropriately to what is recognized

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Regulation

Of the 5Rs, which describes: ensuring control of the response

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Recall

Of the 5Rs, which describes: retaining information about prior infections

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Repair

Of the 5Rs, which describes: tissue healing and preservation of functional integrity