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ANTIBODIES & CYTOKINES Flashcards

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Antibodies are Gamma globulins found from gamma region of electrophoresis, except for IgA that is found in

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Beta region

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2
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Main cause of intravascular hemolysis

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Complement proteins

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3
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Cause of extravascular hemolysis

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Spleen

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Determines immunoglobulin Ig class

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Heavy chain

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Light chain : KAPPA LAMBDA RATIO

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2:!

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Flexible part of immunoglobulin ; high in proline

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Hinge region

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7
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Heavy chain that determines Ig class

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Isotope

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Variation in the constant region of both HC and LC

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ALLOTYPE

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Variation in the variable region of both HC and LC

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IDIOTYPE

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10
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Order of immunoglobulins according to serum concentration

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GAMDE

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11
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Ig abundant in secretion

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IgA

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Smallest, coating antibody ; warm reacting ; produced during secondary immune response ; best known for complement activation via the classical cascade

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IgG

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13
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67% of IgG ; BEST IMMUNOPLACENTAL

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IgG1

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14
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22% of IgG

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IgG2

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15
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7% of IgG ; BEST IN ACTIVATION

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IgG3

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16
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4% of IgG

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IgG4

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17
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Basis of differentiating subclasses

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Disulfide bond

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18
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Basis of differentiation of immunoglobulins

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Heavy chains

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19
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Largest ; cold reacting agglutinin ; secreted into the blood in the early stages of a primary antibody response

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IgM

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20
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First class of antibody to be produced by developing B cells

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IgM

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21
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The pentamer form of IgM is found in _____ whereas the monomer form is found on the _____

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Serum or plasma ; surface of B cells

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Mucosal immunity ; anti inflammatory agent ; major antibody on secretions ; associated with anaphylaxis

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IgA

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23
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IgA type found in serum ; monomer

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Type 1

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24
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IgA type found in secretion ; dimmer

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Type 2

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25
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Found in surface of mature B cells

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IgD

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26
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Antibody for immunoregulation

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IgD

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27
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IgD is postulated to be an _____ antibody

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Anti-idiotypic

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28
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Least antibody ; most heat labile

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IgE

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29
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Antibody that has the ability to attach to human skin (Homocytotrophic antibody) and

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IgE

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30
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Antibody that has the ability to attach to human skin

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Homocytotrophic antibody

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31
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Antibody that initiates aspect of the allergic reaction

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reagenic antibody

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32
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Has high affinity to basophil and mast cells

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IgE

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33
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Antibody portion that binds to the target cells

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Fc portion

34
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Antibody portion that binds the allergen

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Fab portion

35
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Best indication of a current infection is a ______ in antibody titer when comparing two serum samples collected from a patient during the beginning and later stages of the infection

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Four fold rise

36
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One Light chain and one half of a Heavy chain held together by disulfide bond

37
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Represent the Carboxy-terminal halves of the two H chains

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Fc fragments

38
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Cut monomer exactly at the Hinge region, monomer is cut into 3 parts

39
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Cut monomer below the hinge region , monomer is cut into 2 parts

40
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Lymphocyte are genetically preprogrammed to produce one type of Ig and that a particular cells capable of responding to it, causing them to proliferate

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Clonal selection

41
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Certain cells had specific receptors for antigen that were present before contact with antigen occurred

Key principles
-lock and key concept
- antigen selected cells with the builds in capacity to respond to it

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Ehrlich’s side chain theory

42
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Initial force of attraction between single Fab and epitope

43
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Sum of all attractive forces between antigen and antibody

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Immune response phase: no antibody production

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Immune response phase: with antibody production

46
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Immune response phase: antibody production = antibody degradation (plateau - highest titer)

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Stationary

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Immune response phase: low antibody production ; high antibody degradation

48
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Longer lag ; low antibody production; IgM ; abrupt decrease

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Primary response

49
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Shorter lag ; increased antibody production ; IgG ; slow decrease

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Secondary response

50
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Purified antibodies cloned from a single cell ; used for the analysis of cell membrane antigens

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Monoclonal antibodies

51
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Polyclonal antibodies came from

52
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Monoclonal antibodies came from

53
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Most to least immunogenic monoclonal antibodies

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Mouse > chimeric > humanisec > human

54
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Used for treatment of cancer and autoimmune diseases

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Monoclonal antibodies

55
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Main concern for monoclonal antibodies

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Highly immunogenic

56
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Drug that prevents myeloma cells from making their own purines and pyrimidines

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Aminopterin

57
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Generic terms for soluble mediators ; regulates the immune system

58
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Cytokine binds to receptor on cell that secreted it

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Cytokine binds to receptors on near by cells

60
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Cytokine binds cells in distant parts of the body

61
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Function primarily in immune cell differentiation and activation

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Interleukins

62
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Interleukin : endogenous pyrogen

63
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Interleukin : T cell growth factor ; Formerly called as CD25

64
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Interleukin responsible for growth and differentiation of B and T cells ; induces lytic activity of the NK cells

65
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Interleukin that stimulates B cells to become plasma cells ; induces CD4+ cells to produce cytokines

66
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Interleukin that regulates Th2 immune activities ; helps drives antibody response

67
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Interleukin with inhibitory effect to the immune systems

68
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Proteins produced by virally infected cells and protect the neighboring cells ; exert a virus-nonspecific but host specific anti-viral activity

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Interferon

69
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Interferon type : non-immune, product of initial response to viral infection

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Type 1 interferon : Alpha and Beta

70
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Interferon type 1 : secreted by leukocytes ; major producer : null lymphocytes/NK cells

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Interferon alpha

71
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Interferon type 1 : secreted by double stranded RNA fibroblast

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Interferon Beta

72
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Major produces of interferon alpha

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Null lymphoctes / NK cells

73
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Major producers of interferon beta

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Fibroblast and epithelial cells

74
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Interferon type : immune component of the specific immune response to vital and other pathogens

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Interferon gamma

75
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Major producers of interferon gamma

76
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Cytotoxic activity against tumor cells and virally infected cells

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Tumor necrosis factor

77
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TNF : produced by macrophages aka cachectin

78
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TNF: produced by CD4 and CD8 cells aka lymphotoxin

79
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Enhances motility and promote migration or white blood cells

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Chemokines

80
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Release by platelets during coagulation

81
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Induces anti proliferation activity in a wide variety of types

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Transforming growth factor B

82
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Control to help downregulate the inflammatory response when no longer needed

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Transforming growth factor B

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