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  • 2 pages Immunology intro and Lecture 1
    • Immunology intro and Lecture 1
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Introductory Lecture: Millions of different antibodies can be made, and would require 4-5 billion nucleotides if recombination did not occur. Disorders of the immune system affect 10-20% of the US p
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    Immunology intro and Lecture 1

  • 10 pages Lecture 9 Review
    • Lecture 9 Review
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2015
    • REVIEW QUESTIONS LECTURE 9: CANCER IMMUNOLOGY AND ADVANCES IN IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS Cancer Immunology What is cancer? Is cancer the same thing as tumor? Cancer is the general name for a group of more tha
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    Lecture 9 Review

  • 4 pages Module 1 Lecture 1 Review Questions
    • Module 1 Lecture 1 Review Questions
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2015
    • REVIEW QUESTIONS CH 1: ELEMENTS OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND THEIR ROLES IN DEFENSE Functions and components of the immune system Components of the immune system and their functions: o organs (thymus, sp
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  • 2 pages Topic: Case Study #4 Discussion
    • Topic: Case Study #4 Discussion
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2015
    • Topic: Case Study 4 Discussion 10/17/15, 1:49 PM Case Study 4 Discussion 3 5 E-IMMUNO_ CASE STUDY 4-1.docx This case study is open on 9/28 and closed on 10/05. This is an exercise for your brain. Enjo
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    Topic: Case Study #4 Discussion

  • 2 pages Immunology_Case Study 6
    • Immunology_Case Study 6
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2015
    • Case Study 6 Eric is a 17-year old male that is brought to the emergency department because he has been complaining of crampy abdominal pain, loss of appetite, fatigue, frequent nocturnal bowel moveme
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  • 5 pages case study 1 feed
    • case study 1 feed
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2015
    • Topic: Lecture 1: Case Study 1 Discussion 9/1/15, 8:44 AM Lecture 1: Case Study 1 Discussion 12 15 Paul and Marie Parker are a couple in their 40s, and both are going through a tough time. Marie has b
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  • 3 pages Self Assessment Quiz 9_15 questions_MLD (2)
    • Self Assessment Quiz 9_15 questions_MLD (2)
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • SA Lecture 9 1) Mutagens that increase ones predisposition to developing cancer are called _. a. carcinogens b. tumor antigens c. neoplastic mutagens d. oncogenes e. proto-oncogenes. Answer: A 2) _ de
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    Self Assessment Quiz 9_15 questions_MLD (2)

  • 30 pages EXAM 1 IMMUN REVIEW
    • EXAM 1 IMMUN REVIEW
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • REVIEW QUESTIONS & COMMENTARY FROM THE INSTRUCTOR I have taken this approach in order to facilitate your processing of information about the immune system and the understanding of the dynamic interact
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    EXAM 1 IMMUN REVIEW

  • 5 pages Self Assessment Quiz 5_15 questions_MLD
    • Self Assessment Quiz 5_15 questions_MLD
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • SA Lecture 5 1) During B cell development CD19, which plays a role in signal transduction in mature B cells, is first expressed in _ . a. early pre-B-cells b. Immature B cells c. early pro-B cells d.
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  • 3 pages Self Assessment Quiz 8_15 questions_MLD
    • Self Assessment Quiz 8_15 questions_MLD
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • SA Lecture 8 1) The underlying molecular basis for distinguishing blood-group antigens A, B and O is _ at the erythrocyte surface. a. the presence or absence of fucose in glycolipids b. the difference
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    Self Assessment Quiz 8_15 questions_MLD

  • 6 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_LECTURE 4 SUMMARY-1
    • SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_LECTURE 4 SUMMARY-1
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS IN ANTIGEN RECOGNITION BY T LYMPHOCYTES, AND T CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY TCR-1 and TCR2 T cells Progenitor T cells that are developed in the bone marrow migrate to the thymus in order
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    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_LECTURE 4 SUMMARY-1

  • 5 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_SUMMARY_LEC5_ B AND T LYMPHOCYTE DEVELOPMENT-1

    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_SUMMARY_LEC5_ B AND T LYMPHOCYTE DEVELOPMENT-1

  • 4 pages Immunology Review Session Module I
    • Immunology Review Session Module I
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • Immunology Review Session (Module I) 2/6/16 Differentiation of blood cells (Three Branches) Red blood cells have the ability to bind to complement and move the immune complexes White blood cells o Neu
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    Immunology Review Session Module I

  • 10 pages Review Questions 4_20151028094212

    Review Questions 4_20151028094212

  • 10 pages Review 5_20151028094449

    Review 5_20151028094449

  • 12 pages Lect. 6 Review_20151028094559

    Lect. 6 Review_20151028094559

  • 2 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 1-1-1
    • SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 1-1-1
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • CASE STUDY 1 Michael Johnson was born to a healthy 25-year-old mother after 38 weeks gestation. After 2 weeks, during which he fed and grew well, his mother noticed around the stump of his umbilical c
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    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 1-1-1

  • 1 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 3
    • SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 3
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • Module I Case Study 3 Jeffry was a 20-year-old college student, who spent his summers working for a landscaping company. This job required him to spread mulch, cut grass, and trim overgrown trees. Fol
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    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 3

  • 2 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 2
    • SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 2
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • Module I Case Study 2 Mr. and Mrs. Williams lived in a small town in the Hudson Valley in New York. They were both descendants of Dutch settlers and were therefore distantly related to each other. Mr.
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    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_CASE STUDY 2

  • 5 pages SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_RQ2_CH 2 PRINC INNATE IMMUNITY-1-1
    • SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_RQ2_CH 2 PRINC INNATE IMMUNITY-1-1
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • REVIEW QUESTIONS LECTURE 2: THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO INFECTION Functions of the innate immunity in response to pathogens Pathogens can be found outside of the cells or inside of the cells. What
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    SPRING 2016_IMMUNO_RQ2_CH 2 PRINC INNATE IMMUNITY-1-1

  • 2 pages COMPLEMENT PATHWAYS_ACTIVATION-REGULATION_GAME 2
    • COMPLEMENT PATHWAYS_ACTIVATION-REGULATION_GAME 2
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Spring 2016
    • PATHWAYS ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY C3 fB fD CLASSICAL PATHWAY IgG IgM C1 complex C4 C2 CRP-MEDIATED PATHWAY CRP C1 complex C4 C2 LECTIN PATHWAY MBL (Mannanbinding lectin) MASP-1 MASP-2 C4 C2 ENZYMATIC PHASE
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    COMPLEMENT PATHWAYS_ACTIVATION-REGULATION_GAME 2

  • 6 pages Self Assessment Quiz 6_15 questions_MLD
    • Self Assessment Quiz 6_15 questions_MLD
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • SA Lecture 6 1) Secretory IgA is best described as _. a. a non-inflammatory dimeric immunoglobulin that restricts the passage of antigens across mucosal surfaces b. a complement-activating immunoglobu
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    Self Assessment Quiz 6_15 questions_MLD

  • 6 pages Self Assessment Quiz 4_15 questions_MLD
    • Self Assessment Quiz 4_15 questions_MLD
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • SA Lecture 4 1) In contrast to immunoglobulins, / T-cell receptors (TCR-2) recognize epitopes present on _ antigens: a. carbohydrate b. lipid c. protein d. carbohydrate and lipid e. carbohydrate, lipi
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    Self Assessment Quiz 4_15 questions_MLD

  • 4 pages review questions 9
    • review questions 9
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • REVIEW QUESTIONS LECTURE 9: CANCER IMMUNOLOGY AND ADVANCES IN IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS Cancer Immunology What is cancer? Is cancer the same thing as tumor? How does cancer start? What is the type of cance
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  • 3 pages Immunology Lecture 3 notes
    • Immunology Lecture 3 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 3: Innate Immunity II Macrophages are released from the marrow, circulate for less than a day then go into the tissues. Resting tissue macrophages may be activated depending on local stimuli
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    Immunology Lecture 3 notes

  • 2 pages Immunology Lecture 8 notes
    • Immunology Lecture 8 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 8: Antigen Recognition by T Cells I TCR diversity is generated by V(D)J recombination and junctional diversity, just like BCRs. Likewise, they also obey the clonal selection theory (they have
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  • 2 pages Immunology Lecture 10 notes
    • Immunology Lecture 10 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 10: Antigen Presenting Cells Most cells express MHC I, but APCs also express MHC II. APCs include B cells, macrophages and dendritic cells. DCs are highly specialized for their central functi
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  • 2 pages Immunology Lecture 12 notes
    • Immunology Lecture 12 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 12: T Cell Tolerance Immune systems must be able to distinguish between harmful and innocuous particles; this is tolerance. It used to be thought of as simply differentiating between self and
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  • 2 pages Immunology Lecture 11 notes
    • Immunology Lecture 11 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 11: T Cell Development and Central Tolerance Many mechanisms of tolerance are quite similar between B and T cells, but well focus here on T cells. Tolerance is when the immune system is unre
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  • 2 pages Immunololgy Lecture 4 notes
    • Immunololgy Lecture 4 notes
    • University of South Florida
    • Principles of Immunology
    • PCB 4234 - Fall 2007
    • Lecture 4: The Genetic Basis of Antibody Diversity The variability of the VH and VL chains is really clustered into 3 distinct hypervariable regions on each of the domains. Interspersed between these
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    | Would highly recommend.

    This class was tough.

    Course Overview:

    Dr. Dao is a great professor. She really cares about her students and wants her students to truly learn the material.

    Course highlights:

    Learning about the Immune system was great.

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    12+ hours

    Advice for students:

    In order to be successful in the the course you have to read the book, ask questions, and practice difficult problems.

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