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17) What would be the possible titers of antibodies against a pathogenic antigen, generated throughout a successful immunization protocol that includes 3 injections with a two-week interval?
1:100, 1:400, 1:36000
1:100, 1:100, 1:200
1:400, 1:200 1:100
1:2000 1:1000 1:4000
18) All of the following white blood cells can be observed accurately with a light microscope except:
neutrophils
B cells
lymphocytes
monocytes
eosinophils
19) The colonies occasionally observed within the plaque formed by a tear on a bacterial lawn may reflect
Contamination
Growth of a resistant bacteria
A high dilution of tears
All of the above are possible.
a+b
20) Which of the following criteria can best distinguish between the different types of granulocytes in a blood smear stained with Giemsa
nucleus morphology
number of granules
color of granules
cytoplasm:cell ratio
cell size
21) Which of the following criteria can not differentiate between white blood cells using flow cytometry?
cell size
cells granularity
expression of CD45
nucleus size
22) Cell viability can be estimated with both Trypan blue staining and CFSE.
Which of the following is correct?
Trypan blue will stain dead cells while CFSE will stain live cells
Trypan blue will stain live cells while CFSE will stain dead cells
both Trypan Blue and CFSE stain dead cells
Both trypan Blue and CFSE stain live cells
17) The possible titer could be 1:100, 1:400, 1:36000 as the body is given with antigens the antibody will increase .
19) The answer is growth of resistant bacteria, plaques usually lyses the cells within them, since the bacteria is resistant to plaque as its seen inside.
20)Giemsa stain is used to differentiate nuclear and cytoplasmic morphology of the various blood cells . Since cytoplasmic morphology is not there the answer is nuclear morphology.
21)Flow Cytometry can measure size and ngranularity , protien expression also hence it can measure expression of CD45. Nucelaus size cannot be measured.
22) Both trypan Blue and CFSE stain live cells.
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