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Titre de l’ouvrage: Cellular and Molecular Immunology
Auteur(s): Abul Abbas, Andrew Lichtman
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Questions1-5
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lymphoidtissues.
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A. Periarteriolarlymphoidsheath V V
B. Thymicmedulla
C. Thymiccortex
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E. Hematopoieticbonemarrow V V
F. Afferentlymphatic
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inthisorgan.
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2. Vesselsthatdrain lymphawayfromalymphnode v v V
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lymphintolymphnodes.
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3. SiteofleastmatureTcellprecursorsinthethymus
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ANS: C.Bonemarrow–derivedTcell precursors first enterthe thymiccortex and migrate
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intothemedullaastheybecomemoremature.
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4. LocationofLangerhanscells V V
ANS:K.Langerhanscellsaredendriticcellsintheepidermisoftheskinthatdevelopfromfetalmacrophages.
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5. Lymphoid aggregateof themucosal immunesystem V v V
ANS: M. Peyer’s patches are B cell–rich lymphoid aggregates located in the submucosa of the
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smallintestine.
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6. Which ofthefollowingisthegenerative(primary)lymphoidorgan forTlymphocytes?
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A. Bonemarrow
B. Spleen
C. Lymphnode
D. Thymus
E. Tonsil
ANS: D. Generative (primary) lymphoid organs are the organs where lymphocytes first express
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antigen receptors and attain functional maturity. Although T cell precursors arise in the bone marrow,
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these precursors migrate to the thymus, where maturation takes place. In contrast, B cells mature in the
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bone marrow. Spleen, lymph node, and tonsil are secondary lymphoid organs populated by mature B
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andTcells.
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7. Whichofthefollowingstatementsabouttissue-residentmacrophagesiscorrect?
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B. Manyofthesecellsfirstpopulatetissuesduringfetaldevelopment V V V V V V
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E. Theyareprofessionalantigen-presenting cellsthat activate naive Tcellsthat migrateinto V v v
tissues
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ANS: B. Many tissue-resident macrophages are derived from fetal yolk sac and fetal liver precursors
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and establish residence in the different tissues during fetal development. Other tissue- resident
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macrophages are derived from bone marrow–derived blood monocytes that enter tissues under
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normal conditions or during infections. Epithelial cells do not differentiate into macrophages. Once in
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the tissue, tissue-resident macrophages cells do not leave to recirculate. Naive T cells do not usually
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enter non-lymphoid tissues, and tissue-resident macrophages have no role in presenting antigen to
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naiveTcells.
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8. Which typeofleukocyteisthe mostabundantintheblood of a healthyadult? V V V V V V v V
A. Monocytes
B. Blymphocytes
C. Tlymphocytes
D. Polymorphonuclearleukocytes V
E. Basophils
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ANS: D. Polymorphonuclear leukocytes (or neutrophils) are the most abundant blood leukocyte (~
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4,000/mm3),abouttwicethenumberofBandTlymphocytescombined.
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9. Whichofthefollowingisafeatureoffibroblasticreticularcells(FRCs)?
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A. Theylinethelumensoflymphaticsenteringlymphnodes V V V
B. Theyarederivedfromhematopoieticprecursors V V V
C. TheyplayacriticalroleinestablishingwherelymphocytesarelocatedinlymphnodesV V V V V V V V V V
D. TheysecretecytokinesthatstimulateTcellproliferation V V V
E. Theyarephagocyticcellsofinnateimmunitythatkillmicrobes V V V V
ANS: C. FRCs are mesenchymal-derived (not haematopoietically-derived) cells with properties of
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muscle and fibroblast (myofibroblasts) that drive formation of secondary lymphoid organs during
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embryonic development and contribute to the anatomic segregation and movement of lymphocytes and
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dendritic cells in secondary lymphoid organs. They are not phagocytic, have no direct antimicrobial
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effectorfunctions, donotsecrete IL-2orotherTcell growth factors, and donot linelumensoflymphatics.
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10. Which type of cell is most important in capturing protein antigens of microbes
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thatenterthroughepithelialbarriersandpresentingthemtonaiveTcellsinsecondarylymphoid
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organs?
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A. Classicaldendriticcells V V
B. Plasmacytoid dendriticcells V V
C. Plasmacells
D. Macrophages
E. Folliculardendriticcells V
ANS: A. Classical (or conventional) dendritic cells (DCs) are the main cell type that brings microbial
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antigens from infected tissues into draining lymph nodes and presents peptides derived from these
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antigens to naive T cells that circulate though the lymph nodes. Plasmacytoid DCs secrete type 1
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interferons in response to viral infection. Plasma cells are antibody-secreting cells derived from B cells
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and do not present antigen to T cells. Macrophages can present antigen to effector T cells, but they are
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not efficient activators of naive T cells. Follicular dendritic cells displayantigenstoBcellsonlymphoid
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follicles.
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