1.10 Immune system investigation

Last updated 9 months ago

7 questions

Instructions

Here is the recording link from 4/3/25 - if you have any issues completing the virtual lab, you can watch our example from class and use those results as your own for this assignment. We went over all of the questions in this assignment during the class activity. #4 below involves you completing a virtual lab activity independently. If you have any trouble with the activity, follow the directions below to watch my video version. 

**Use this link to enter the virtual lab. **If you are unable to do the virtual lab activity for any reason you are welcome to watch my walkthrough video but it is definitely more fun to do yourself. 

Remember that the Disease Diary question at the end of the assignment is also worth a big part of your score. 

Here is a link to my Quizlet so that you can begin to review Medical terms
This is the official list of terms if you would like to make your own review materials.

1.10 Immune system investigation

Last updated 9 months ago

7 questions

Instructions

Here is the recording link from 4/3/25 - if you have any issues completing the virtual lab, you can watch our example from class and use those results as your own for this assignment. We went over all of the questions in this assignment during the class activity. #4 below involves you completing a virtual lab activity independently. If you have any trouble with the activity, follow the directions below to watch my video version. 

**Use this link to enter the virtual lab. **If you are unable to do the virtual lab activity for any reason you are welcome to watch my walkthrough video but it is definitely more fun to do yourself. 

Remember that the Disease Diary question at the end of the assignment is also worth a big part of your score. 

Here is a link to my Quizlet so that you can begin to review Medical terms
This is the official list of terms if you would like to make your own review materials.

What molecule circulates through the blood that can recognize and help eliminate invading antigens?

What is an ELISA (Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay) used for in a clinical laboratory or healthcare setting?

Put the steps of the ELISA procedure in order using the diagrams below.

Take a screen shot of your Printable Summary Page. Don't worry if you missed a step or did something incorrectly. Mistakes happen during lab procedures!

Paste the image in the Free Response section or you can add it to the Show your work area.

What did you think of the virtual lab activity?
Do you think you would enjoy working in a clinical laboratory setting where you get to help in the diagnostic process?
Do you think it would be easy to mix up samples or do you have good focus and concentration when it comes to tasks like an ELISA?

Analysis:
Pretend that your results showed a bright yellow signal in all of the Negative Control wells.

How would you interpret the results of your experiment?
Would it indicate that something went right, or wrong during the procedure?
Explain what might have happened.

Research a disease or disorder that is associated with the IMMUNE SYSTEM and learn about it online, in a magazine, newspaper, etc. Complete the questions below to share with me what you’ve learned.

Select from one of the following diseases/disorders or ask me if you would like to research an immune condition not on this list:
Measles
Mumps
Rubella
Tetanus
Lupus
Allergic responses

There is a rubric attached to this question that you can look at to see how you will be scored. 

You can copy/paste the questions below into your response and then type your answer after the question. This makes it easier for me to grade your work.

A. What is the name of the disorder your researched:

B. What causes this disorder?

C. What are the signs and symptoms of someone experiencing this condition? (How would you know if you have it?)

D. What is the treatment or management for this condition?

E. How many people in the US are affected by this condition?

F. What other interesting facts about this condition did you learn in your research?

1.10 Immune system investigation

1.10 Immune system investigation

What molecule circulates through the blood that can recognize and help eliminate invading antigens?

What is an ELISA (Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay) used for in a clinical laboratory or healthcare setting?

Put the steps of the ELISA procedure in order using the diagrams below.

Take a screen shot of your Printable Summary Page. Don't worry if you missed a step or did something incorrectly. Mistakes happen during lab procedures! Paste the image in the Free Response section or you can add it to the Show your work area.

What did you think of the virtual lab activity?Do you think you would enjoy working in a clinical laboratory setting where you get to help in the diagnostic process?Do you think it would be easy to mix up samples or do you have good focus and concentration when it comes to tasks like an ELISA?

Analysis:Pretend that your results showed a bright yellow signal in all of the Negative Control wells. How would you interpret the results of your experiment?Would it indicate that something went right, or wrong during the procedure? Explain what might have happened.

What molecule circulates through the blood that can recognize and help eliminate invading antigens?

What is an ELISA (Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay) used for in a clinical laboratory or healthcare setting?

Put the steps of the ELISA procedure in order using the diagrams below.

Take a screen shot of your Printable Summary Page. Don't worry if you missed a step or did something incorrectly. Mistakes happen during lab procedures! Paste the image in the Free Response section or you can add it to the Show your work area.

What did you think of the virtual lab activity?Do you think you would enjoy working in a clinical laboratory setting where you get to help in the diagnostic process?Do you think it would be easy to mix up samples or do you have good focus and concentration when it comes to tasks like an ELISA?

Analysis:Pretend that your results showed a bright yellow signal in all of the Negative Control wells. How would you interpret the results of your experiment?Would it indicate that something went right, or wrong during the procedure? Explain what might have happened.

Take a screen shot of your Printable Summary Page. Don't worry if you missed a step or did something incorrectly. Mistakes happen during lab procedures!

Paste the image in the Free Response section or you can add it to the Show your work area.

What did you think of the virtual lab activity?
Do you think you would enjoy working in a clinical laboratory setting where you get to help in the diagnostic process?
Do you think it would be easy to mix up samples or do you have good focus and concentration when it comes to tasks like an ELISA?

Analysis:
Pretend that your results showed a bright yellow signal in all of the Negative Control wells.

How would you interpret the results of your experiment?
Would it indicate that something went right, or wrong during the procedure?
Explain what might have happened.

Take a screen shot of your Printable Summary Page. Don't worry if you missed a step or did something incorrectly. Mistakes happen during lab procedures!

Paste the image in the Free Response section or you can add it to the Show your work area.

What did you think of the virtual lab activity?
Do you think you would enjoy working in a clinical laboratory setting where you get to help in the diagnostic process?
Do you think it would be easy to mix up samples or do you have good focus and concentration when it comes to tasks like an ELISA?

Analysis:
Pretend that your results showed a bright yellow signal in all of the Negative Control wells.

How would you interpret the results of your experiment?
Would it indicate that something went right, or wrong during the procedure?
Explain what might have happened.