1
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Where are interferon alpha and beta produced from?
A
Virally infected cells
2
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Where is interferon gamma produced from?
A
Activated lymphocytes
3
Q
What is the role of interferons?
A
They generate antiviral resistance in uninfected tissue cells and recruit immune cells (signal)
4
Q
How are interferons switched on?
A
When RNA replicates in viral cells
5
Q
An oral low dose of human alpha interferon was used to treat what 3 conditions in small animals?
A
FIV
FeLV
Canine parvovirus
6
Q
What are the 4 clinical signs of FeLV?
A
Reproductive disease
Anaemia
Immunodeficiency
Neoplasia
Y2 ID
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Decks in class (16)
# Cards
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Prevention and control of equine ID23
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Equine infectious GI diseases25
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Equine dermatological ID20
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Equine Neurological ID24
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Equine bacterial respiratory disease20
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Equine viral respiratory disease10
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Feline Retroviruses35
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Feline infectious Peritonitis and Coronavirus16
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Other feline viruses10
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Bacterial infections of dogs and cats23
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Canine viral infections20
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Respiratory infections of dogs20
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Feline upper respiratory tract infections17
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Antivirals6
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Pharmacology of antimicrobials37
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Antimicrobial resistance21
