Different types of immunodiffusions:_____ diffusion in two dimension - Ouchterlony procedure
_____ immunity occurs when transfer factor is given.
Different types of immunodiffusions:_____ diffusion in one dimension - Oakley-Fulthorpe procedure
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IFN-gamma is produced by _____, NK cells, and CD8+ T cells; its primary function is the activation of macrophages.
_____ cells are induced to kill cells that have an absence of MHC I on their cell surface
Mast cells can bind the _____ portion of IgE
The enzymes responsible for gene recombination in heavy and light chains are encoded by the genes _____ and RAG2
T cell _____ antigens activate only mature B cells, monoclonally
Ig_____ exists as a pentamer held by a J chain when secreted
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