Part 1: Describe the specific process by which a CD4 T Cell is activated.  Part 2: What type of cells does the CD4 T Cell become when activated?  Describe the functions of those activated CD4 T Cell.  

Identify how the following hormones are regulated.  Be Specific: Human Growth Hormone Progestins Calcitonin Antidiuretic Hormone

Part 1: Describe the function of the Major Histocompatibility Complex.  Part 2: For each MHC class, identify the cells that express them, the type of antigens they express, and the type of cell they activate.

Identify a disorder that matches each condition below.  All of your answers should come from the disorders discussed in our group presentations.  While some disorders may fall into several of the categories below, you may only use a disorder once.  Briefly describe the disorder. Identify a disorder that effects the digestive system.   Identify a disorder that effects the thyroid gland.   Identify a lymphatic disorder.   Identify a disorder that more commonly effects older people

Antibodies constitute an important part of blood proteins and are also referred to as __________.

Part 1: Define “induced” and “naturally acquired” active acquired immunity.  Part 2: Identify one advantage and one disadvantage for both.

Part 1: What is the primary way the levels of a hormone in the blood is regulated? Part 2: Identify and describe the three ways to regulate/modify levels of a hormone in the blood.  Give an example of each type.

Calcitonin is made by the __________ of the thyroid gland.

I certify that my work is my own and I have not used help from other individuals or any other outside source. 

Describe the most common process/pathway by which an amino acid based hormone would increase the metabolic activity of its target cell.  Be sure to identify your second messenger and all other important molecules.