Vaccines, Vaccination & Immunization

Define immunological tolerance.

Explain the phenomenon of immunological tolerance.

_____ is the unresponsiveness of the immune system to self-antigens.

Immunological tolerence is similar to autoimmunity.

Immunological tolerance is a complex series of mechanisms that impair the immune system.

Hypersensitivity reaction is triggered when immune tolerance fails.

Why peripheral immunological tolerance is so important?

How mature B and T cells of our immune system are self-tolerant?

Immunological tolerance is the resistance of an immune response against a particular _____.

What do you mean by immunological tolerance?

Louis Pasteur developed a vaccine against _____ in 1885.

What is the full form of BCG?

In the process of A, B is introduced into the body. B stimulates the immune system in a way that not only produces C but also generates numerous T or B memory cells.

What does 'C' stand for? (Vaccination/ Vaccine/ Immunity/ Antibodies/ Antigens/ Antibiotics)

In the process of A, B is introduced into the body. B stimulates the immune system in a way that not only produces C but also generates numerous T or B memory cells.

What does 'B' stand for? (Vaccination/ Vaccine/ Immunity/ Immunoglobulins/ Antibiotics)

Name the disease prevented by BCG vaccine.

How does vaccination work?

Fill in the blank with the correct option given in the bracket.

Diphtheria is prevented by._____ (DTP/BCG) vaccine.

Tuberculosis is treated by DTP or BCG vaccine?

Scientifically, the practice of vaccination is called

Fill in the blank with the correct option provided in the bracket.

_____ (Mutation/Vaccination/Microinjection) is the introduction of any kind of dead or weakened germs into the body of a living being to develop immunity.