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The Fab region of an antibody is highly variable.
True
False
Toll-like receptors recognize certain bacterial molecules like peptidoglycan and lipopolysaccharide.
True
False
Antihistamines may be an effective treatment for a Type I – Immediate IgE mediated hypersensitivity.
True
False
The Fc region of an antibody is highly variable.
True
False
Natural Killer Cells are classified as lymphocytes that lack antigenic specificity.
True
False
B-cells never interact with free antigens.
True
False
Natural active immunity occurs when you are exposed to an infectious agent.
True
False
Ans 1 True
Reason
Antigen-binding fragment is described as the region present on an antibody. This region binds to antigens. As it binds to different antigen it is the variable region.
Ans 2 True
Toll-like receptor 2 (TLR2) are the are the receptor that recognize pathogen-associated molecular patterns that contains peptidoglycan and lipopolysaccharide.
Ans 3 True
Type I reactions which is also known as hypersensitivity reactions that contains immunoglobulin E (IgE), in this reaction histamine is released hence antihistamines are used.
Ans 4 False
Fc region of antibodies is same for the species hence they are considered as constant rather than variable.
Ans 5 True
NK cells does not express rearranged antigen receptors. They sense their environment by the receptors for cytokines, hence they are not antigen specific.
Ans 6 False
B cell interact with antigen that is bind to T-Cell receptor and not free antigen
Ans 7 True
Naturally active immunity develops when s person is exposed to a live pathogen hence statement is true.