According to the data in figure d mhc diversity the

11. According to the data in Figure D ____ MHC diversity ____ the time it took to develop AIDS.
a. Increased, increased
b. Increased, decreased
c. Decreased, did not have an effect on
d. Decreased, increased
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Pressure
match
:
12. Your likelihood of surviving a cancer ____ if you find it _____.
13. A successful cancer cell will have mutations that:

14. Your stomach acid is part of the _____ immune system because its ___pH can denature pathogens.
0
Innate
Skin
-
stomach
aid
Y
low
pH
conidia
)
,
protective
15. Cryptococcus neoformans is a small fungus commonly found in bird poop. It can enter the body via the
lungs. Once inside the lungs, it replicates inside of cells. The best immune response to this infection
would rely primarily on:
a. Basophils
b. Stomach acid
c. Cytotoxic T cells
d. Mast cells
O
T cytotoxic
Inside
cell
pathogens
&
problem
cells
virus
,
cancer
cells
)
Cause cell death
16. A vaccine introduces a modified pathogen to your body in order to _______ and _______ the likelihood
of you getting sick for that pathogen again later.
a. cause your body to make antibodies, decrease
b. Make memory B cells, increase
c. Increase the size of your thymus, increase
d. Decrease your lymph node number, decrease
17. Individuals with emphysema have ______.
0
Live
,
attenuated pathogen
Small
risk
of
disease
Alter
infections
agent
c
pathogens
)
,
reduce
virulence
of
pathogen
but
still
" viable
"
18. According to the data in Fig. E exposure to the Thimerosal was associated with ________ in the risk of a
child later developing _______.
19. Which line in Fig. A best represents the number of active T cells (helper and cytotoxic) (y-axis) if the X-
axis is time after a pathogen has been successfully fought off?
O
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20. According to the data in Figure C pneumonia occurs ______ in patients with a ____ FEV.
a. More frequently, low
b. More frequently, high
c. Less frequently, low
d. Less frequently, high (oops!)
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