Antibody structure Flashcards

1
Q

Where do b cells mature in birds?

A

Bursa of fabricius

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2
Q

what are the complementary systems of the immune response?

A

humoral (fluid) and cellular

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3
Q

two regions of the Ab–> Fab and Fc

A

ya

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4
Q

variable and constant region of L chain coded on different amino acids

A

ya

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5
Q

only about 10 different types of constant regions

A

ya

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6
Q

linear vs conformational determinant

A

linear–>sequential aa’s, Ab ca still bind when Ag is denatured
conf–> determinant only present when Ag in native conf

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7
Q

flexibility of the hinge and VC JUNCTIONS allows for Ab to bend to better bind the epitopes

A

ya

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8
Q

due to flexibility (at the hinge and VC junctions)–> abs can bind in different confs= dimer, trimer, tetramer

A

ya

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9
Q

Fc binds to receptor on macrophage–> macrophage invaginates and engulfs Ab and Ag–>lysosome degraded the Ag

A

ya

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10
Q

immunoglobulins are Abs

A

ya

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11
Q

what is the immunoglobulin fold?

A

VC domains form two beta sheets–>linked by disulfide bridge–>form cylinder (beta sandwich)–>beta-sandwich formed by Igs is known as the immunoglobulin fold

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12
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what are the hypervariable loops known as in Igs?

A

CDRs–>complementarity determining region

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