What types of antibodies help indicate The two types of antibodies are mumps specific IgM current or recent infection by the antibody in a single serum sample or by at least a presence of mumps? fourfold rise in specific IgG antibody between two specimens collected during the acute and convalescent phases of the illness. Why is between It is not an issue because of differentiation in clinical antibodies to mump and related symptoms. paramyxoviruses that have been reported to tests for IgG not an issue? Which antibodies can be detected within IgM antibodies four days of illness and can persist for at least 12 weeks? Which antibodies become detectable IgG antibodies within 10 days and persist for years? The presence of which antibody IgG antibodies indicates immunity to mumps, either as a result of natural infection or immunization? In the United States, most serum allergy Healthcare workers or recipients of the mumps tests for mumps are performed to vaccine. evaluate immune status in which groups of people? What two types of human T cell Type I and type II lymphotropic viruses are closely related? What do these viruses have as their RNA nucleic acid? What enzyme to these viruses contain Reverse transcriptase whose function is to transcribe the viral RNA into DNA? The DNA then becomes integrated into Provirus the host cell’s genome as what kind of What can remain in a latent state within Provirus infected cells for a prolonged period of time? Upon activation of the host cell, the Virions provirus can proceed to complete its replication cycle to produce what? Both HTLV-I and HTLV-II infect T CD4 lymphocytes. Which type of T lymphocyte is especially affected, that causes T cell proliferation and have the potential to establish persistent infection? What can HTLV-II also infect? Macrophages What are the three structural genes called gag, pol, and env that both HTLV viruses contain?
What types of antibodies help indicate current or recent infection by the presence of mumps? The two types of antibodies are mumps specific IgM antibody in a single serum sample or by at least a fourfold rise in specific IgG antibody between two specimens collected during the acute and convalescent phases of the illness. Why is between antibodies to mump and related paramyxoviruses that have been reported to tests for IgG not an issue? It is not an issue because of differentiation in clinical symptoms. Which antibodies can be detected within four days of illness and can persist for at least 12 weeks? IgM antibodies Which antibodies become detectable within 10 days and persist for years? IgG antibodies The presence of which antibody indicates immunity to mumps, either as a result of natural infection or immunization? IgG antibodies In the United States, most serum allergy tests for mumps are performed to evaluate immune status in which groups of people? Healthcare workers or recipients of the mumps vaccine. What two types of human T cell lymphotropic viruses are closely related? Type I and type II What do these viruses have as their nucleic acid? RNA What enzyme to these viruses contain whose function is to transcribe the viral RNA into DNA? Reverse transcriptase The DNA then becomes integrated into the host cell’s genome as what kind of Provirus What can remain in a latent state within infected cells for a prolonged period of time? Provirus Upon activation of the host cell, the provirus can proceed to complete its replication cycle to produce what? Virions Both HTLV-I and HTLV-II infect T lymphocytes. Which type of T lymphocyte is especially affected, that causes T cell proliferation and have the potential to establish persistent infection? CD4 What can HTLV-II also infect? Macrophages What are the three structural genes called that both HTLV viruses contain? gag, pol, and env
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