ANI SCI 320 Lecture 16 : Antibodies Flashcards

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1
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What are the 6 functions of antibodies?

A
  1. Opsonization
  2. Complement System Activation
  3. Immobilization and Prevention of Adherence
  4. Cross Linking
  5. Antibody - Dependent Cellular Cytotoxicity
  6. Neutralization
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2
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What is another word for anitbodies?

A

Immunoglobulins (Ig)

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3
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Antibodies are….

A

Y shaped proteins

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4
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Antibodies have….

A

two copies of heavy chain and light chain

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5
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Two identical variable regions that bind to the antigen is known as?

A

Specificity

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6
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Stem is constant region is known as?

A

Immune System Recognition

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7
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What are the 5 major classes of antibodies?

A

IgM, IgG, IgA, IgE, and IgD

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8
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What is the structure of SOME antibodies?

A

Monomeric single unit structure

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9
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What does each antibody class have?

A

Different constant region of heavy chain

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10
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IgG has how many binding sites?

A

2 Monomer

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11
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What is the most common IgG?

A

Ab

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12
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Where is the location of IgG?

A

Blood, lymph, intestine

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13
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Can IgG cross the placenta?
Are there any execptions?

A

Yes
Exception in cattle, sheet, pigs, or horses

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14
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What can IgG activate?

A

Complement classical pathway

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15
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What is the function of IgG?

A

Neutralization agglutination, compliment activation
First and most abundant during secondary response

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16
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IgM has how many binding sites?

A

10 Pentamer

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17
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IgM makes up what percent of total antibody in serum?

A

5-10%

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18
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Where is the location of IgM?

A

Blood, Lymph, B cell surface

19
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Can IgM cross the placenta?
Are there any exceptions?

A

No
NO exceptions

20
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What does IgM activate?

A

Complement Classical Pathway

21
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What is then function of IgM?

A

First antibodies produced in response to first exposure to antigen

22
Q

IgA has how many binding sites?

A

4 binding sites Dimer with secretor component

23
Q

IgA makes up what percent of total antibody in serum?

A

10-15%

24
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Where is the location of IgA?

A

Secretions monomer, blood, lymph

25
Q

Can IgA cross the placenta?
Are there any exceptions?

A

No
No exceptions

26
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Does IgA activate compliment?

A

No

27
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What is the function of IgA?

A

Protection of mucosal surfaces neutralization and trapping of pathogens in mucus prevents attachment of pathogens to epithelial cells

28
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IgD has how many binding sites?

A

2 binding sites
Monomer

29
Q

IgD makes up what percent of total antibody in serum?

A

0.2 %

30
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Where is the location of IgD?

A

Blood, lymph, B cell surface

31
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Can IgD cross the placenta?
Are there any exceptions?

A

No
No Exceptions

32
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Does IgD activate compliment?

A

No

33
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What is the function of IgD?

A

Serves as B cells receptor initiation of acquired immune response

34
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IgE has how many binding sites?

A

Monomer 2

35
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IgE makes up what percent of total antibody in serum?

A

0.002%

36
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Where is the location of IgE?

A

Bound to mast and basophils through the body an blood

37
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Can IgE cross the placenta?
Are there any exceptions?

A

No
No exceptions

38
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What is the function of IgE?

A

Activation of basophils and mast cells against parasites and allergens. When bound to antigens, triggers the release of histamine from mast cells and basophils that contribute to inflammation and some allergic responses

39
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What cells can secrete IgM when first activated?

A

Plasma

40
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B cells where can switch to IgG?

A

Lymph Nodes

41
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B cells where can switch to IgA?

A

Mucosal Tissues

42
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The first response to antigen is called what?

A

Primary response

43
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The secondary response to the antigen is called what?

A

Secondary Response

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