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Review Questions for Microbiology and Immunology
A Review for the USMLE, Step 1, 2 and 3 Examinations
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eBook - PDF
Review Questions for Microbiology and Immunology
A Review for the USMLE, Step 1, 2 and 3 Examinations
About this book
This is a review text on medical microbiology and immunology containing approximately 625 board-type review questions on left-hand pages with answers and explanations on facing right-hand pages. It is designed for medical students taking microbiology as well as for those studying for Step 1 of the National Board Exams and is also useful for Step 3
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16
General
Immunology
For
questions
82-85,
match
the
statement
with
the
appropriate
lettered
cytokine.
6.
Stimulates
production
of
stem
cells
that
are
the
precursors
for
all
types
of
leukocytes.
7.
Provides
the
second
signal
to
Th
cells
after
they
have
bound
antigen.
E
is
correct.
Both
IL-4
and
IFN-y
induce
MHC
class
II
expression,
but
IFN-y
is
much
stronger.
E
is
correct.
IL-10
and
IFN-y
form
a
mutual
inhibitory
loop.
IL-10
inhibits
Thl
cells
which
synthesize
IFN-
y.
On
the
other
hand,
IFN-y
inhibits
Th2
cells
that
synthesize
IL-10.
C
is
correct.
Most
of
the
interleukins
have
growth-stimulating
effects
for
one
or
more
cell
types.
IL-6
acts
on,
among
others,
hemopoietic
stem
cells.
A
is
correct.
IL-1
is
highly
pleiotropic
with
many
functions
in
both
the
immune
response
and
other
systems.
In
the
immune
response,
it
provides
the
second
signal
without
which
Th
cells
will
undergo
apoptosis.
A.
IL-1
B.
IL-4
C.
IL-6
D.
IL-10
E.
IFN-y
82.
Most
potent
stimulator
of
MHC
class
II
expression
on
B
cells
and
macrophages.
83.
Directs
the
immune
response
toward
humoral
and
delayed
hypersensitivity
responses
by
inhibiting
the
activity
and/or
development
of
Th2
cells.
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- I: General Immunology
- II: Clinical Immunology
- III: General Virology
- IV: Clinical Virology
- V: Microbiology