BIO 118 Exam 4-And the Band Played on

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Which scientist is portrayed as "competitive" and accused of "cheating" regarding the discovery of HIV?

Bob Gallo (NIH)

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Which scientist was "generous" with data and actually isolated the virus first?

Luc Montagnier (Pasteur Institute)

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What frightening disease was Don Francis treating in Zaire before his work on AIDS?

Ebola

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Where did Selma Dritz work and what was her role?

San Francisco Health Department

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Where did Jim Curran work?

The CDC in Atlanta.

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Why were there so many blood samples from gay men in San Francisco in the 1970s?

They were collected for a Hepatitis B vaccine study.

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What was the primary conflict regarding the bathhouse owners?

They resisted closing the bathhouses due to profit and the concept of sexual freedom.

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Why did blood bank directors resist testing the blood supply?

They were concerned about the cost of surrogate testing and the loss of donors.

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Who was Gaetan Dugas?

The flight attendant identified as "Patient Zero."

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What was the connection between Max Essex and AIDS?

He used his knowledge of Feline Leukemia (a retrovirus) to suggest AIDS was also a retrovirus.

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How did the Reagan administration affect the AIDS crisis?

They were seen as hindering progress by withholding funding and staying silent for years.

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What did the Europeans think of the term GRID?

They disliked it because their cases showed it was not limited to the gay community.

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What country's scientists first isolated HIV?

France (Pasteur Institute).

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Who is Tom Francis in relation to medical history?

The scientist famous for the Polio vaccine trials (different from Don Francis).

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Which type of blood bank was generally the first to allow testing?

University-based/Hospital-based centers.

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Was the Broadway choreographer's name mentioned in the film?

Yes, Jerry Herman (though the focus is on his illness).

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Is Jim Curran generally viewed as a hero or a hinderer in the film?

A hinderer (at least initially) due to his bureaucratic caution.

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What was the "surrogate test" suggested for the blood supply?

The Hepatitis B core antibody test