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exam 10

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immunosuppressives   show
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promoters of tolerance   show
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show drugs that upregulate immune system activity  
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show drugs that work either actively or passively to infections or neoplasia  
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show when the immune system is over active or to prevent transplant rejection  
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most common immunosuppressive drug   show
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how do glucocorticoids work   show
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show non- genomic effects b/c receptor saturation. enzyme inhibition, membrane changes, calcium changes. detrimental  
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show activates T cells by dephos TF (NFAT). increased cyto Ca. changes in gene expression. Increase in IL-2. Block T cell prolif.  
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show blocks T cell prolif by inhibiting expression of pro-inflamm cyto and blocking action. anti cancer effects  
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how does mycophenolate work   show
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anti-metabolites   show
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how do anti-metabolites work   show
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show mimics guanine and inhibits purine syn. incorporated into DNA.  
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how does methotrexate work   show
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show by forming covalent bonds with cellular structures. interferes w/ DNA/RNA rep. results in apop.  
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show ANTI-CD-52  
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show found on all mature lymphocytes. binding induces apop, ADCC, phagocytosis, complement mediated cytosis  
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show IL-2  
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ex of passive immune stimulant   show
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ex of specific immune stimulant   show
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show mitogens (bacterial DNA). Acemannan  
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show size (forward scatter) and granularity (side scatter)  
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show B cells  
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CD3 is found on what cell type   show
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show Helper T cells  
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show cytotoxic T cells  
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CD34 is found on what cell type   show
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