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specific immunity (adaptive/specific immunity)   show
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Antigen (Ag)   show
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Classes of MHC - Class 2   show
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Classes of MHC - Class 2   show
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show Clonal deletion - clones that react with self antigens in the bone marrow are eliminated  
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show T follicular helper cells - B cell differentiation  
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show Binds and lyses infected cells and cancer cells CD8 receptor binds to MHCI  
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B cell activation 2   show
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Immunoglobulin structure   show
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Agglutination   show
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IgG   show
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IgM   show
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Secondary response   show
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show Live attenuated: contain live organisms whose virulence has been lessened - these provide optimal immune response, but do not replicate and can be transferred to others  
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show Follicle- associated lesion  
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Impetigo   show
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show Bacterial infection - Clostridium perfringens  
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show Human Herpesvirus 3  
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show Auto immune disease sometimes seen following chicken pox and influenza  
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Measles (Rubeola)   show
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show Haemophilus influenzae  
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Encephalitis   show
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show -arbovirus - Infects many mammals, birds and mosquitoes - Transmitted by mosquitoes - flu- like symptoms - With or without encephalitis, it may be fatal  
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furious rabies   show
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tetanus   show
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show Causative agents - most common is staphylococcus aureus  
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Early symptom of Lyme disease...   show
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show Borrelia burgdorferi  
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Mononucleosis   show
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show Kills infected helper T cells resulting in severe immunodeficiency  
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HIV therapy   show
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show Rheumatic fever  
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scarlet fever   show
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show Bacterial infection ( Corynebacterium diphtheria) Exotoxin ( produced by lysogenic phage) - kills epithelial cells causing pseudo membrane (false)  
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show Respiratory blockage resulting in death  
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whooping cough   show
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show Causes colds in most people More serious respiratory tract symptoms in children and susceptible individuals  
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show (rapid change) involves gene exchange, which encode for viral glycoproteins, between different influenza viruses, thereby the new virus is no longer recognized by the human host  
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show A granuloma consisting of a central core of TB bacteria inside an enlarged macrophage, and an outer wall of fibroblasts, lymphocytes, and neutrophils  
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Mycoplasma pneumoniae   show
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mumps   show
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show flagellar antigen  
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show Serious manifestations - hemolytic uremic syndrome  
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Acute diarrhea with vomiting (food poisoning) caused by...   show
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Hepatitis A   show
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Trichinells spiralis   show
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neisseria ghonorrhea   show
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Syphilis   show
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show secondary syphilis develops, in which a skin rash forms on the trunk, arms, palms, and soles (rash is infectious).  
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show Infection remains latent, as the virus remains hidden in nucleus of nerve cells  
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show Saccharomyces cerevisiae  
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show - Sugars broken down to produce carbon dioxide and water - leavening (CO2 makes the bread rise)  
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Liquors distill fermentation product to obtain...   show
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show Lactobacillus and Streptococcus lactis ferment milk producing acid • Acid coagulates milk protein, producing - Curd - the coagulated solid - Whey - watery liquid remaining on surface  
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show Benefit digestion and help maintain normal biota of the intestines  
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