Ags & Abs Flashcards

1
Q

Haptens

A

small molecules that cannot induce an immune response alone (bind to MHC but can’t activate T cells)

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2
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Superantigens

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bind to class II MHC, lead to hyper-activation of immune system, so many cytokines from T cells

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3
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Allelic differences

A

affect H chains of Abs, all have IgG but some subtle differences between people

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4
Q

What Ab is first produced in primary response?

A

IgM (5-10% of serum Abs)

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5
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What Ab is predominant in secondary response?

A

IgG (80% of serum Abs)

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6
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What other Abs involved in secondary response?

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IgA (mucosal) & IgE (allergies) & IgD (membrane bound always on B cells)

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7
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How do Ags & Abs bind?

A

H bonds
electrostatic bonds
Van der Waals
Hydrophobic Forces

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