During the development of a new antibiotic, why must the drug undergo clinical testing on healthy volunteers before being tested on patients with the disease?
Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) · Combined Science (1SC0)
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Antibiotics such as penicillin are effective against bacterial infections but have no effect on viral infections like the common cold. Why is this?
A patient has a body mass of \(95\text{ kg}\) and a height of \(1.75\text{ m}\). Calculate their BMI and determine if this lifestyle factor increases their risk of cardiovascular disease based on the BMI scale where \(>30\) is obese.
Which statement best explains why a person with HIV is more likely to develop tuberculosis (TB) compared to a person without HIV?
The specific immune system produces a secondary response if the same pathogen enters the body again. Which cells are responsible for this rapid response, and what do they do?
Explain why antibiotics are effective against bacterial infections like tuberculosis but cannot be used to treat viral infections such as HIV, with reference to cellular processes.
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Explain how the secondary immune response differs from the primary response upon re-exposure to a pathogen, with specific reference to memory lymphocytes and antibody production levels.
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Describe the stages of the immune response that occur after a person is immunised with an inactive form of a pathogen. In your answer, explain how memory lymphocytes lead to a faster and stronger secondary response if the person is later exposed to the same live pathogen.
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