_____ amyloidosis is characterized by systemic deposition of AA amyloid, which is derived from serum amyloid-associated protein (SAA)
#2
Deficiency of _____ protein causes autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome-1
#3
_____ are involved in the recognition and clearance of necrotic cells.
#4
_____ is a IHC marker seen with Breast carcinoma, urothelial carcinoma, salivary duct carcinoma and choriocarcinoma
#5
PTLD has a variety of symptoms; ranging from symptoms that resemble _____ to malignancy induced dysfunction of the transplanted organ
#6
The most common antibodies associated with TRALI are those that bind particularly _____ antigens
#7
_____ amyloidosis is characterized by systemic deposition of AL amyloid, which is derived from Ig light chain
#8
Biopsy for IgG4 disease will demonstrate dense _____ infiltrate
#9
LE cell is a phagocytic _____ or _____ that has engulfed the denatured nucleus of an injured cell
#10
--- Do with heme ---
Type II Hypersensitivity Disorders - Cytotoxic:
Transfusion Reaction
- Antibody against _____
- IgM isohemagglutinins formed naturally in response to bacterial flora cause opsonization and complement activation
- Leads to hemolysis
**Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (Erythroblastosis fetalis)
Antibody = _____
- Formed in _____ mother carrying _____ child
- First pregnancy _____ (doesn't have to be viable pregnancy)
- Antibody crosses placenta and injures subsequent fetuses
- Prevent with _____ (anti-Rh, binds fetal red cells and prevents mothers immune system from reacting)
ABO blood typing and screening for other preformed Abs; always done in case of transplants.
Universal donor: type _____
Universal recipient: type _____
(Ex) Type A can donate to _____ and _____. Type A can receive donations from _____ and _____.
- Anti-B antibodies prevent donation from type B and type AB.
HLA Typing - Microcytotoxicity test
Tests for MHC _____
Test hundreds of different haplotypes to find a potential match.
Cells recognized by antibody will be attacked by complement and thus become leaky and take up dye.
HLA Typing - Mixed lymphocyte reaction
Tests for MHC class _____
Take donor cells and irradiate them (prevent proliferation). Irradiated cells are mixed with donor cells to see if proliferation occurs.
Higher radioactivity (thymidine) signifies _____ compatibility.
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Flashcard 1: _____ amyloidosis is characterized by systemic deposition of AA amyloid, which is derived from serum amyloid-associated protein (SAA)
Answer: Secondary
Flashcard 2: Deficiency of _____ protein causes autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome-1
Answer: autoimmune regulator (AIRE)
Flashcard 3: _____ are involved in the recognition and clearance of necrotic cells.
Answer: Inflammasomes
Flashcard 4: _____ is a IHC marker seen with Breast carcinoma, urothelial carcinoma, salivary duct carcinoma and choriocarcinoma
Answer: GATA3
Flashcard 5: PTLD has a variety of symptoms; ranging from symptoms that resemble _____ to malignancy induced dysfunction of the transplanted organ
Answer: mononucleosis
Flashcard 6: The most common antibodies associated with TRALI are those that bind particularly _____ antigens
Answer: MHC class I
Flashcard 7: _____ amyloidosis is characterized by systemic deposition of AL amyloid, which is derived from Ig light chain
Answer: Primary
Flashcard 8: Biopsy for IgG4 disease will demonstrate dense _____ infiltrate
Answer: lymphoplasmacytic
Flashcard 9: LE cell is a phagocytic _____ or _____ that has engulfed the denatured nucleus of an injured cell
Answer: neutrophil
Flashcard 10: --- Do with heme ---
Type II Hypersensitivity Disorders - Cytotoxic:
Transfusion Reaction
- Antibody against _____
- IgM isohemagglutinins formed naturally in response to bacterial flora cause opsonization and complement activation
- Leads to hemolysis
**Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (Erythroblastosis fetalis)
Antibody = _____
- Formed in _____ mother carrying _____ child
- First pregnancy _____ (doesn't have to be viable pregnancy)
- Antibody crosses placenta and injures subsequent fetuses
- Prevent with _____ (anti-Rh, binds fetal red cells and prevents mothers immune system from reacting)
ABO blood typing and screening for other preformed Abs; always done in case of transplants.
Universal donor: type _____
Universal recipient: type _____
(Ex) Type A can donate to _____ and _____. Type A can receive donations from _____ and _____.
- Anti-B antibodies prevent donation from type B and type AB.
HLA Typing - Microcytotoxicity test
Tests for MHC _____
Test hundreds of different haplotypes to find a potential match.
Cells recognized by antibody will be attacked by complement and thus become leaky and take up dye.
HLA Typing - Mixed lymphocyte reaction
Tests for MHC class _____
Take donor cells and irradiate them (prevent proliferation). Irradiated cells are mixed with donor cells to see if proliferation occurs.
Higher radioactivity (thymidine) signifies _____ compatibility.
Answer: ABO blood glycoproteins
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