TRUE/FALSE:
01. ____ Kochâs postulates can befulfilled by all known bacterial pathogens with no limitations.
02. _____ The expression of virulencefactors, like adhesion molecules, can influence the speciesspecificity and tissue tropism of the bacterial pathogen.
03. __ Non-specific adherence ofbacterial pathogens mediates strong attachment to host cells andtissues through adhesins.
04. __ Invasins are proteins that havelocal effects on host tissues and cells and promote spread of thebacterial pathogen.
05. __ Pathogenic bacteria havedeveloped a sophisticated method to directly inject bacterialproteins into target host cells called the Type III secretionsystem (T3SS).
06. __ It is not necessaryfor the eukaryotic host cell to express (transcriptionally ortranslationally) the receptor for bacterial adhesins.
07. __ The specific binding between antibody andantigen forms the basis of many important assays andtechniques.
08. __ Monoclonal antibodies areantibodies produced by a single clone of B cells, so that they areall identical and recognize the same epitope of an antigen.
TRUE/FALSE:
01. ____ Kochâs postulates can befulfilled by all known bacterial pathogens with no limitations.
02. _____ The expression of virulencefactors, like adhesion molecules, can influence the speciesspecificity and tissue tropism of the bacterial pathogen.
03. __ Non-specific adherence ofbacterial pathogens mediates strong attachment to host cells andtissues through adhesins.
04. __ Invasins are proteins that havelocal effects on host tissues and cells and promote spread of thebacterial pathogen.
05. __ Pathogenic bacteria havedeveloped a sophisticated method to directly inject bacterialproteins into target host cells called the Type III secretionsystem (T3SS).
06. __ It is not necessaryfor the eukaryotic host cell to express (transcriptionally ortranslationally) the receptor for bacterial adhesins.
07. __ The specific binding between antibody andantigen forms the basis of many important assays andtechniques.
08. __ Monoclonal antibodies areantibodies produced by a single clone of B cells, so that they areall identical and recognize the same epitope of an antigen.
