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B.
protein 1 was affected more by the
increasing concentration of seawater than
protein 2.
C.
protein 2 was affected more by the
increasing concentration of seawater than
protein 1.
D.
the data could not be analyzed.
An investigator had been studying the interrelation-
ship (cooperation) of various cell types in tissue culture
in the immune response to an antigen. The experiments
conducted attempted to determine if spleen and mast
cells were required for the production of antibody
against a pollen. Various donor cells (spleen and mast
cells) were injected into recipient rabbits whose
immune system had been rendered nonresponsive by
whole body X-irradiation. Antibody levels were deter-
mined in the serum of the recipients.
Experimental Groups
Antibody Level
A. Spleen and pollen
0
B. Spleen
0
C. Mast cells and pollen
0
D. Mast cells
0
E. Spleen and mast cells and pollen
++
F. Bone marrow and pollen
++
G. Thymocytes and pollen
++
208.
The following statements are related to the infor-
mation presented above. Select the statement not
supported by the information given.
A.
In the system under investigation, spleen
and mast cells together are required for
antibody production.
B.
Spleen cells are probably found in the thy-
mus.
C.
Spleen cells or mast cells are essential to
the antibody production against pollen.
D.
In the intact animal, the mast cells would
probably be important as a source of anti-
body.
Four groups of rats were maintained under identical
conditions. Three of the groups received drugs in their
drinking water over a period of five weeks. The day
before autopsy each rat received one microcurie of
131I.
At autopsy the thyroid glands from each group were
pooled and weighed. Iodinated intermediates were iso-
lated and their radioactivity determined. Remember
iodide is trapped, oxidized, proteinated, and stored as
part of the thyroid hormone.
131I CONTENT
(counts/min./100 mg Thyroid Tissue)
Av.
Throid Wt.
Iodine
Monoiodo- Trilodo-
mg/100 g
Groups
Drug
Ion
tryosine
thyronine Thyroxine body wt.
1
None
6,120
10,140
7,520
35,990
14
2
A
55
46
13
62
76
3
B
40,976
10
9
14
88
4
C
1,592
2,025
1,970
8,985
4
209.
Which group was treated with thryoxine, an
inhibitor of the production of thyroid stimulating
hormone by the pituitary gland?
A.
Group 2
C.
Group 4
B.
Group 3
D.
none of the above
After growing turkey red wheat for two years on a
dry land farm, John Calendar had accumulated enough
capital to move his family to a more fertile area. The
first crops he planted on the new 1,000-acre farm did
well. The following bar graphs indicate his production
of wheat and corn over the last five years. Bushels are
plotted on the abscissa, and the numbers of acres
planted in both crops are shown in parentheses.
210.
What was the average yearly proportion of
wheat production to corn production?
A.
3/2
C.
10/9
B.
7/8
D.
5/7
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