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Which of the following is not a secondary lymphoid organ?  \na. Spleen  \nb. Thymus  \nc. Lymph nodes  \nd. Liver  \ne. Tonsils  \n2. Which of the following is not a component ofthe reticuloendothelial cell system?  \na. Microglial cells  \nb. Kupffer cells  \nc. Langerhans cells  \nd. Neutrophils  \ne. Monocytes  \n3. Opsonization is a term to describe what?  \na. Lysis of bacteria  \nb. Coating of bacteria  \nc. Ingestion of bacteria  \nd. Killing of bacteria  \ne. Phagocytosis  \n4. Which of the following does not describe a role of antibodies in host defense?  \na. They serve as a bridge between bacteria and phagocytes  \nb. They lyse bacteria  \nc. They enhance complement binding to the bacterial cell wall  \nd. They prevent viruses from infecting cells  \ne. They bind pathogens in mucus secretions  \n5. MHC Class I and II molecules differ in all of the following except  \na. Types of T cells they stimulate  \nb. Types of cells they are expressed on  \nc. Which chromosome they are located on  \nd. Types of antigens they present  \ne. Whether or not they have foreign peptides in the antigen-binding groove  \n6. The primary role of the proteasome in antigen presentation is to  \na. Prevent premature folding of MHC class I molecules  \nb. Process cytoplasmic proteins  \nc. Degrade recycled MHC molecules  \nd. Bind HLA-DM in the endosome  \ne. Chaperone peptides to the cell surface  \nCHT-CHS Practice Exam.doc Page 1 of 35 Last printed 12/6/2006 5:29 PM  \nUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences Center  \nClinImmune Labs  \nUniversity of  \nHistocompatibility Clinical Immunology Colorado Cord Blood Bank  \nStem Cell Laboratory Flow Cytometry  \nClinImmune Labs CHT/CHS Practice Exam  \n7. Peptides that bind to MHC class I molecules differ from peptides that bind to MHC class II molecules in all except which of the following ways?  \na. They are shorter  \nb. They were processed by different proteases  \nc. They anchor in the middle instead of the end of the MHC molecule  \nd. They interact with different subsets of T cells  \n8. HLA-DM is primarily involved in the  \na. Activation of cytotoxic T cells  \nb. Loading antigen onto HLA-DR molecules  \nc. Preventing HLA-A molecules from folding prior to antigen binding  \nd. Rejection of islet grafts  \ne. Induction of diabetes mellitus  \n9. The antigen-binding site of an antibody is comprised of which of the following?  \na. The variable region of the light and heavy chains  \nb. The variable region of the light chain only  \nc. The entire light chain  \nd. The entire heavy chain  \ne. The Fc portion of the immunoglobulin molecule  \n10. The immunoglobulin that binds the most complement is  \na. IgA  \nb. IgD  \nc. IgM  \nd. IgG2  \ne. IgE  \n11. The immunoglobulin responsible for activating mast cells in an allergic response is  \na. IgA  \nb. IgD  \nc. IgM  \nd. IgG  \ne. IgE  \n12. The molecular interaction between an antibody and its corresponding antigen is mediated by all except which of the following?  \na. Hydrogen bonds  \nb. Hydrophobic interactions  \nc. Covalent bonds  \nd. Electrostatic interactions  \ne. Van der Waals interactions.  \nCHT-CHS Practice Exam.doc Page 2 of 35 Last printed 12/6/2006 5:29 PM  \nUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences Center  \nClinImmune Labs  \nUniversity of  \nHistocompatibility Clinical Immunology Colorado Cord Blood Bank  \nStem Cell Laboratory Flow Cytometry  \nClinImmune Labs CHT/CHS Practice Exam  \n13. The phenomenon of ‘affinity maturation,’ in which later antibodies bind to antigen with a higher affinity than the ones made weeks earlier, is due to  \na. Allelic exclusion  \nb. VDJ recombination  \nc. Isotype switching  \nd. Junctional flexibility  \ne. Somatic hyp","cbCaihjLmwEsbPok","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihjLmwEsbPok","pdf",162690,35,"English","# Instructions\n# Practice Questions (1-20)","[{\"question\":\"What is the exam asking students to do for each question?\",\"answer\":\"Select the best answer in the context of laboratory histocompatibility and tissue typing.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topic areas are covered in the questions?\",\"answer\":\"Core concepts include lymphoid organs and the reticuloendothelial system, opsonization and antibody roles, MHC class I/II differences, and antigen presentation. 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