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After the DNA sequences of immunoglobulins are cut out, and before they are joined, the enzyme _______ often adds additional nucleotides to the free ends of these DNA sequences.
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Soluble signal proteins called _______, released many cells, bind to and alter the behavior of their target cells.
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For every white blood cell in a given volume of human blood, there are about _______ red blood cells.
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If someone comes into a clinic with allergies, the doctor will often recommend antihistamines. When a person takes antihistamines, he or she is trying to prevent
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Harmful organisms and viruses that can cause disease are collectively known as _______.
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In immediate hypersensitivity, individuals exposed to an allergen produce too much of the immunoglobulin _______, which causes a rapid release of a large amount of _______, the chemical responsible for many allergic symptoms.
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Which of the following statements about the humoral immune response is true?
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Immunologists can breed mice that lack _______ in order to compare the immune response of normal mice to those that have no T cells.
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Lymphocytes specific for certain antigens proliferate by a process known as
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Also known as white blood cells, _______ are colorless and nucleated.
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Which of the following is a type of defense provided by complement proteins?
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Inoculation with antigenic proteins in a form that does not cause disease is known as _______.
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Cells adhering to the skin and the linings of organs, known as _______ cells, release the chemical signal _______ when damaged.
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