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MLT Serology unit 6.1 Immune System

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Immunology   show
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show A substance that can stimulate the production of antibodies (immune response)  
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show Specific glycoproteins produced in response to an antigenic challenge.  
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show The ability of an antigen to produce an immune response.  
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Immunity   show
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show A condition in which the body's own antigenic structures stimulate an immune response and react with self antigens in a manner similar to the destruction of foreign antigens. This process may cause autimmune disease.  
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show The combining site or sites with which antibodies react.  
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Epitope   show
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show A low molecular weight molecule that can combine with another molecule to produe an antibody response. These substances are antigenic only when coupled to a protein carrier.  
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Carrier   show
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show Soluble protein mediator is released by sensitized lymphocytes on contact with an antigen.  
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Opsonization   show
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Adjuvant   show
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show 1-Foreigness, 2-Degradability, 3-Molecular Weight, 4-StructuralStability, 5-Complexity  
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What is the degree to which an antigen is recognized as non-self by the immune system?   show
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show True  
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show True  
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Structural stability   show
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show The more complex an antigen , the more effective it will be  
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show Proteins and carbohydrates  
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show Lipids and Nucleic Acids  
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show Ones own antigens stimulates production of antibodies  
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What is second only to ABO antigens in influencing survival or rejection of transplanted organs?   show
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What type of antigens are distributed throughout tissues, blood cells and body fluids?   show
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What are antigens found in unrelated plants and animals which are identical or closely related? (Rection termed "cross reaction")   show
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What is a specific glycoprotein produced in response to antigenic situations, and has specific interactions with prvoking antigens?   show
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How are antibodies structured?   show
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HOw are antibodies named?   show
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What are the names for the classes of heavy chains?   show
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show Kappa and Lambda  
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show Light Chains  
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show Papin and Pepsin  
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What part of an antibody is capable of antigen binding and contains one light chanina nd half of a heavy chain?   show
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Which portion of an antibody will crystallize and contains only the constant region of the heavy chain?   show
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show Hinge Region  
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show Variable region  
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Which region of the antibody has amino acid sequences that is identical?   show
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How are antibodies named?   show
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show IgG- Gamma  
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show IgG  
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Which immunoglobulin crosses the placenta and provides immunity to newborns?   show
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show IgM  
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show IgM  
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Which antibody has 2 sub-classes and is about 15-20% of the immunoglobulin pool?   show
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show Secretor antibody  
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show IgD  
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show IgE  
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show IgG, IgD, IgE  
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show IgA  
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show IgM  
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show neutralize toxic substances; Facilitate phagocytosis; Kill microbes; combine with antigens to cause the destruction of these cells  
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show Serum, at least 3ml  
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show Hemolysed or lipemic specimens  
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show The acute phase of infection  
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show Serum, at least 2ml  
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