TYPES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS

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IgG

IgA

IgM

IgD

IgE

5 TYPES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS

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IgG

Predominant Ig among humans comprising 75-80% of the total Ig pool

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IgG

Equally distributed in the different fluid compartments with detectable amounts in CSF and urine

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IgG

Readily diffusible

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IgG

Predominant antibody in anamnestic response

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6-9 months

Maternal IgG is actively and selectively transferred across the placenta to the fetus and imparts passive protection to the newborn for how many months?

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Ig1, Ig2, Ig3, Ig4

IgG 4 subclasses:

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Ig1, Ig4

2 disulfide bonds

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Ig2

4 disulfide bonds

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Ig3

15 disulfide bonds

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Ig1

Best for neutralization, to cross the placenta, has highest concentration

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Ig2

Cannot cross the placenta

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Ig3

Best to fix complement with large hinge region and large interchain of disulfide bond

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Ig4

Cannot fix the complement

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IgM

The largest of the immunoglobulin molecule, accounting for 5-10% of the total immunoglobulin pool

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IgM

The earliest antibody to appear in the primary immune response but it doesn’t persist for long

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IgM

Primitive Antibody Macroglobulin

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IgM

Star shaped in the free state; crab-like in antigen-antibody reaction

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IgM

Maternal IgM does not cross the placenta

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IgM

Seen in intravascular hemolysis

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IgM

A powerful agglutinator of particulate antigen

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IgM

Reacts best at cold temperature

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IgM

Held together by J or joining chains

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IgM

Confined to the intravascular pool due to its large size

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IgM number of valence/antigen binding sites

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IgA

Represent 15-20% of human serum Ig pool

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IgA

Found in serum in small amount but predominant in seromucous secretions of the respiratory tract, genitourinary tract and GI tracts

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IgA

Found in saliva, sweat, tears, colostrum and breastmilk

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Serum IgA (IgA1)

Secretory IgA

Secretory component

Forms of IgA:

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Serum IgA (IgA1)

Can agglutinate motile infectious agents thus promoting their phagocytosis but they cannot activate the complement system

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Secretory IgA

It is known as the “antiseptic paint” of mucous membranes

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Secretory IgA

Can activate the bacteriolytic activity through the alternate pathway of complement system and only the presence of lysozyme

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Secretory component

Protects IgA from digestion by proteolytic enzymes and act to facilitate transport of IgA to mucosal surfaces

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IgD

Heat labile immunoglobulin

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IgD

Accounts for less than 1% of the total serum Ig

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IgD

Anti-idiotypic Antibody

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IgD

Precise biological action is not known but it may play a role in antigen-triggered lymphocyte differentiation

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IgE

Heat labile immunoglobulin, least abundant Ig in the serum accounting for only 0.002% of the total serum Ig

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IgE

Synthesized locally by plasma cell present I the mucous membrane of the GI and respiratory tracts

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IgE

It is unable to fix the complement via the classical pathway

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IgE

It is homocystotropic due to its affinity for cells of the host species, particularly for tissue mast cells and blood basophils

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IgE

Associated with immediate hypersensitivity reactions & with immunity to certain helminthic parasites

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REAGINIC ANTIBODY/NUISANCE ANTIBODY

IgE is also known as