_______Column
A___________________
___________________Column
B_____________________
_____ Glial
Cells
1. Can be used to treat follicular B-cell lymphoma; Antibody to Fab
Region
___
Helper
T-Cells
2. Interspersed among
columnar ciliated epithelial cells; contain macrophages
____ Avidin
3. Primary lymphoid organ
____ CD20 on B-cell
leukemia
4. Ricin replacing Fc region in an anti-cancer antibody
____ Myeloid Series
Cell
5. co-stimulatory molecule on APC. Binds to CD28
___
CD34
6. Can bind circulating leucocytes to endothelial linings
___ M-Cells and
MALT
7. Coded for by Variable region genes and diversification and
joining region genes
____
B7
8. Macrophage-like cell in the brain
____ Stromal
cell
9. Isotype activating basophils and mast cells
____
Thymus
10. Macrophages in the brain
__
Erythropoetin
11. Supporting tissue for example in bone marrow
___ Heavy chain Fab Regions
12. Uses mouse CDR’s and human Fc
___
Immunotoxin
13. Hematopoietic Stem Cell Marker
____
Autologous
14. Use CD4 co-receptors and IL1 receptors to interact with
activated macrophages
____ Megacaryocytes and
platelets
15. Secondary lymphoid organ
____
CAM
16. Stimulates Red Blood Cell production
___ Myeloma
Cell
17. From the patient her/him self
__ Humanized
mouse monoclonal antibody 18. Target
for Rituxin
____ Anti-idiotype
antibody
19. Neutrophil
____ Cervical lymph
node
20. Control blood clotting
___ Cytokines and
chemokines
21. Getting out of the blood stream
____
extravasation
22. Dendritic cells in the skin
____ Langerhans
cells
23. Is immortal
_____
IgE
24. Has high affinity for biotin
____
Osteoclasts
25. Signal molecules released from granules





