Study sets matching "126 stem"
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Inappropriate immune responses
Innate Immunity
Adaptive Immunity
Hematopoesis
autoimmunity, rejection of organ transplant, blood transfusion…
-response time: hours... -specificity: limited and fixed... -respons…
-response time: days... -specificity: highly diverse; improves du…
differentiation of a hematopoietic stem cell into white blood…
Inappropriate immune responses
autoimmunity, rejection of organ transplant, blood transfusion…
Innate Immunity
-response time: hours... -specificity: limited and fixed... -respons…
What does attenuated mean?
Who is Joseph Meister?
Smallpox
Tuberculosis
Altered from originated state most likely a bacteria or other…
9 year old who had been attacked by a rabid dog and given the…
discovered 18-- bc and about 300-500 million deaths in 20th ce…
about 1/3 of the world's population thought to be infected and…
What does attenuated mean?
Altered from originated state most likely a bacteria or other…
Who is Joseph Meister?
9 year old who had been attacked by a rabid dog and given the…
what is B cell development and maturati…
what is the process a progenitor B cell…
what is the process a transitional B ce…
what happens in a early pro-B cell
cell surface expression of proteins characteristic of various…
Ig gene rearrangement and selection
contact with Th cell ... class switching or affinity maturation
D-J rearrangement on both chromosomes
what is B cell development and maturati…
cell surface expression of proteins characteristic of various…
what is the process a progenitor B cell…
Ig gene rearrangement and selection
Douglas Fir
Grand Fir
Ponderosa pine
Big leaf Maple
False Hemlock,Needles varying from nearly flay lying to almost…
Needles quite broad and thin, spreading in a flat plane from t…
Needles in bunches of three,yellow-ish green, clustered bear b…
Leaves opposite, deeply 5-lobbed wide and long on equally long…
Douglas Fir
False Hemlock,Needles varying from nearly flay lying to almost…
Grand Fir
Needles quite broad and thin, spreading in a flat plane from t…
Where do blood cells come from?
What is blood cell production called?
What is characteristic of true blood?
erythrocytes
Pluripotent stem cells ... Lymphoid stem cell --> Lymphocytes... Mye…
hematopoiesis, occurs in the bone marrow
It is separated from interstitial fluid and lymph.
RBCs
Where do blood cells come from?
Pluripotent stem cells ... Lymphoid stem cell --> Lymphocytes... Mye…
What is blood cell production called?
hematopoiesis, occurs in the bone marrow
Vaccinations are which type of immunity?
Major components of innate immunity
Cells of the adaptive immune system
Hematopoietic stem cell
Adaptive
pattern recognition receptors... phagocytes... barries
...
starts in bone marrow... 1. myeloid progenetor (dendritic cells,…
Vaccinations are which type of immunity?
Adaptive
Major components of innate immunity
pattern recognition receptors... phagocytes... barries
Root functions
root types
root modifications
leaf functions
collection of water, anchoring, storage for nutrients in tubers
tap and fiberous
aerial roots... -prop roots (support)... -Buttress (support)... -epiphy…
food production thru ps... cooling thru transipiration
Root functions
collection of water, anchoring, storage for nutrients in tubers
root types
tap and fiberous
fangs
cold-blooded
carnivores
forked
noun: long, sharp, pointed teeth
adjective: describing an animal that relies on the sun and war…
noun: an animal that eat only other animals
adjective: describing something that is split into;... like when…
fangs
noun: long, sharp, pointed teeth
cold-blooded
adjective: describing an animal that relies on the sun and war…
what are the main divisions of the brai…
what are the names of the three layers…
where is CSF produced?
name the four surface lobes of each cer…
-cerebrum... -diencephalon... -brain stem and... -cerebellum
dura mater, arachnoid, and pia mater
CSF is produced in the ventricles of the brain. the two latera…
-frontal... -parietal... -temporal... -occipital
what are the main divisions of the brai…
-cerebrum... -diencephalon... -brain stem and... -cerebellum
what are the names of the three layers…
dura mater, arachnoid, and pia mater
____ _____ ______ refers to the storage…
neuroglia cells protect and support the…
myelinated axons are called gray matter…
_______ conducts impulses to the spinal…
long term memory
nervous system
false; myelinated axons are called white matter
sensory or afferent neurons
____ _____ ______ refers to the storage…
long term memory
neuroglia cells protect and support the…
nervous system
ὁ κλώψ
τοῦ κλωπός
τῷ κλωπί
τὸν κλῶπα
Nom, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
Gen, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
Dat, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
Acc, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
ὁ κλώψ
Nom, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
τοῦ κλωπός
Gen, Masc, Sg, Labial Stems (β, π, φ)
Autoimmunity
Innate Immunity
Adaptive Immunity
Hematopoietic stem cell
Breakdown of recognition of self vs nonself
Almost immediate response... Limited and fixed specificity... No mem…
Longer (days) response time... Highly diverse specificity with me…
Stem cell which all IS cells differentiate from
Autoimmunity
Breakdown of recognition of self vs nonself
Innate Immunity
Almost immediate response... Limited and fixed specificity... No mem…
seedless nonvascular plants
mosses
liverworts
hornworts
have stalks, rhizoids, and reproduce with spores; examples inc…
seedless, nonvascular plant; produce stalks with caps; spores…
seedless, nonvascular plant; flattened, leaf-like blades with…
seedless, nonvascular plant; flattened, leaf-like structures;…
seedless nonvascular plants
have stalks, rhizoids, and reproduce with spores; examples inc…
mosses
seedless, nonvascular plant; produce stalks with caps; spores…
Cancer
Epidemiology reports about shift work
Study concerning women and shift work:…
Cell cycle: interphase
loss of control of normal cell growth
working night shifts has some correlation with disease
T2DM, coronary heart disease, infections, breast cancer
when cell grows
Cancer
loss of control of normal cell growth
Epidemiology reports about shift work
working night shifts has some correlation with disease
neurotransmitters, hormones
Nervous System electrical
Nervous System chemical
Types of Neurons: Input
chemical factors that influence neurons, most complicated mate…
action potentials/ an all or nothing mode
neurotransmitters/ many and modulated
Sensory neurons
neurotransmitters, hormones
chemical factors that influence neurons, most complicated mate…
Nervous System electrical
action potentials/ an all or nothing mode
ἡ πόλις (πόλι-ς)
τῆς πόλεως (πόλε-ως)
τῇ πόλει (πόλε-ι)
τὴν πόλιν (πόλι-ν)
Nom, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
Gen, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
Dat, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
Acc, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
ἡ πόλις (πόλι-ς)
Nom, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
τῆς πόλεως (πόλε-ως)
Gen, Fem, Sg, i stems (πολι-/πολε-)
What are the "housekeeper" cells?
Hematopoeisis gives way to these two ki…
Myeloid progenitor differentiates to ?…
Lymphoid progenitor differentiates to?…
macrophages
Myeloid ... Lymphoid
differentiates to dendritic cells, monocytes (macrophages), gr…
Innate:... Natural Killer Cells... Adaptive:... T Helper Cells... T Cytot…
What are the "housekeeper" cells?
macrophages
Hematopoeisis gives way to these two ki…
Myeloid ... Lymphoid