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What is/are the type II interferon/s?

Antibodies are divided into 5 classes. Which component/s of the antibody confers the isotype?

The 12/23 or 1-turn/2-turn rule is utilized during:

All of the following are light chain isotypes except:

As we saw in class, flow cytometry uses fluorescent labeled, monoclonal Ab’s to tag different surface molecules on different cell types found in solution.  This provides accurate identification of the individual cell types.

Which of the following correctly describes the induced innate immune response?

Which antibody isotype is capable of crossing the placenta?

Which Ig is found in the highest abundance in the blood and provides the bulk of immunity against blood born infections?

Which of the following is true about the TLR signaling cascade?

In class, what inflammatory cytokines did we say are responsible for increasing the permeability of blood vessels (activating endothelial cells)?