A 4-year-old boy has a history of recurrent bacterial infections, including several episodes of pneumococcal sepsis. He has an undetectable level of serum immunoglobulins and is diagnosed with an

X-linked disorder. The disorder most likely to be

responsible for the findings in this patient is 

A

47-year-old-male has a history of end-stage renal failure and required a kidney

transplant. Approximately 4 weeks after receiving his transplanted kidney, he

developed oliguria (decreased production of urine), fever, hypertension, and

pain or tenderness over the allograft. On the basis of these findings, the most

likely underlying immunological process is 

A

serological test in which the antibody interacts with a soluble antigen 

in the  presence of electrolytes to form a reaction is a/an

Upload a flash card with information of the immune cell assigned to you.

1. Type of cell
2. Morphology description
3. Type of immune response
4. Functions of the cell

Identify the following immune cells.

Cdks bind with __________ , enabling the Cdks to function as enzymes.

Cells which no longer divide remain in which phase of the cell cycle?

 Which of the following is the primary growth phase of a cell?

Each chromosome contains two chromatids by the end of the __________ phase in the life cycle of a human cell.