Antibodies/ Immunoglobulins

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Antibodies

Substances produced in response to antigenic stimulation that as capable of specific interaction with provoking
immunogen

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humoral branch

Immunoglobulins are considered to be the ____ of immune response

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IgG

Most concentrated antibody in out blood

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IgE

least concentrated antibody in our blood

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  • Intavascular- inside bv

  • Extravascular - outside bv

2 types of destruction

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  • Ehrlich’s Side chain theory (Paul Ehrlich)

  • Template theory (Felix Haurowitz)

  • clonal selection (Niels Jerne and Macfarlane Burnet)

Theories of Antibody Diversity

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heavy or H chains

light or L chains

All immunoglobulin molecules are made up of a basic four chain polypeptide(tetrapeptide) unit that consists of two large
chains called ____ and two smaller chains called ______

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Fab

– fragment of antigen binding

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Fc

- fragment of crystallizable

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  • 2 or 22

  • 14

Light chain - Chromosome ___

Heavy chain - chromosome ____

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Kappa and Lambda

2 L chains:

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Bence Jones protein

– light chains found in the urine of patient with Multiple myeloma

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Isotype

- same heavy chain for each class / H chain that is
unique to each antibody

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Allotype-

variations in constant regions (e.g Gm groups)

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Idiotype

– variations in variable regions

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IgG

Most abundant in serum

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IgG, D, and E

Ig Monomers:

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IgM

Ig - pentamer

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IgA

Monomer an dimer

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IgG

increase with second exposure

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IgM

Primary response antibody

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IgE

Binds to Mast cell - Ig

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IgE

triggers allergic response Ig

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IgE

Response to parasites - Ig

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IgG

Predominant immunoglobulin in humans in secondary reponse

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IgG

Longest half -life (Ig)

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  • IgG 1- 67% - 2 disulfate bonds

  • IgG 2-22% - 4 disulfate bonds

  • IgG 3-7% - 15 disulfate bonds

  • IgG 4 - 4 % - 2 disulfate bonds

Subglasses of IgG - give its composition and how many bonds

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IgG

Warm antibodies

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IgG 2

Providing immunity for the new born, it can cross the placenta Except _

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IgG 3

IgG that is best for complement fixation

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IgG

Participation in agglutination and precipitation (Best is __) reactions

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Macroglobulin

IgM is known as ____

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IgM

It reacts best at cold temperature

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IgM

it has a pantameric structure and “starlike shape”

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IgM

Most primitive and first antibody to be produced by infant

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IgM

It is known as primary response antibody because first to appear after a primary antigenic stimulus. It is
synthesized only as long as antigen remains present because there are no memory cells for IgM

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Waldenstram Macroglobulinemia

Excessive increase concentration of IgM

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IgM

Best complement fixative antibody

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IgA

Predominant immunoglobulin in secretions such as tears, saliva, colostrum, milk, and intestinal fluids.

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  • IgA 1

  • IgA 2

2 subclass of IgA

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IgA

patrol mucosal surfaces and act as a first line of defense.

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IgA

Activation of the alternative pathway in the complement system.

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IgD

Immunoregulation

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IgD

It is the second type of immunoglobulin to appear (IgM being the first) and it may play a role in B-cell activation

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IgE

least abundant immunoglobulin in the serum

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IgE

The most Heat labile antibody

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Reaginic Antibody

IgE is originally called _______

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IgE

Binds strongly to a receptor on MAST CELLS and BASOPHILS and together with antigen, mediates the release of
histamine and heparin from these cells

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IgE

Mediates some types of hypersensitivity (allergic) reactions, allergies, and anaphylaxis and is generally responsible
for an individual’s immunity to invading parasites

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  • Lag phase

  • Log phase

  • Plateau phase

  • Decline phase

The Antibody Immune Response:

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Lag phase

no antibody is detectable

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Log phase

the antibody titer increases logarihmically

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Plateae phase

antibody titer stabilizes

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Decline phase

antibody is catablolized

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Primary antibody response

The first encounter and immune response to a specific
immunogen. It refers to the initial challenge of the immune
system

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Secondary antibody Response

The immune response to subsequent exposure to the same
antigenic stimulus

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Hybridoma technology

Formation of a ___ in monoclonal antibody production. A mouse is immunized, and spleen cells (plasma or B cells) are removed.

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Hybridoma

An immortal cell capable of producing indefinite sequence of nucleotides

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  • Surfactant: PEG (Polyethylene glycol)

  • Selective medium: HAT (Hypoxanthine, aminopterin, thymidine)

Hybridoma technology

  • Surfactant:

  • Selective medium: