Fundamentals of Immunology & Immunotechnology
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Question 1: What is the primary function of antibodies in the immune system?
Storing immunological memory
Producing inflammatory responses
Marking foreign substances for destruction
Breaking down pathogens directly
Question 2: Which cell type is known as the 'professional antigen presenter' of the immune system?
Dendritic cells
Natural killer cells
Neutrophils
B cells
Question 3: In monoclonal antibody production, what is the purpose of cell fusion?
To enhance antibody specificity
To create immortalized antibody-producing cells
To increase antibody diversity
To decrease mutation rates
Question 4: What distinguishes the adaptive immune response from innate immunity?
Specificity and memory
Cost efficiency
Speed of response
Presence in all organisms
Question 5: Which technique is used to quantify specific proteins in a sample?
Flow cytometry
PCR
ELISA
Gel electrophoresis
Question 6: What is the main advantage of using humanized antibodies in therapy?
Better stability
Faster production time
Reduced immune response against the treatment
Lower production costs
Question 7: Which immunological principle explains why vaccines work?
Cytokine production
Inflammation
Phagocytosis
Immunological memory
Question 8: What is the role of adjuvants in vaccines?
To preserve the vaccine
To neutralize pathogens
To stabilize the antigen
To enhance immune response