Antigen and Antibody immunoassays -2 Flashcards

1
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Direct ELISA ( sandwich ELISA)

A

used to detect or quantitate an antigen

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2
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Indirect ELISA

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used to detect or quantitate antibody

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3
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fluorochromes

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are chemical substances that are capable of absorbing a short wavelength and instantaneously emitting a longer wavelength light

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4
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Fluroescein isothiocyanate (FITC) absorbs ___ and emits and intense _____ fluorescence.

A
  • blue light

- yellow-green

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5
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Rhodamine absorbs in the _____ range and emits a deep___ fluorescence

A
  • yellow-green

- red

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6
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Direct fluorescent antibody test

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is used to detect the presence of antigen

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7
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indirect fluorescent antibody test

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used for the detection and quantitation of antibodies

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8
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lattice

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the interaction between an antibody and a soluble antigen in aqueous solution forms this

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9
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prozone

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uncombined antibody is present in the supernatant. due to the presence of excess antibody, each antigen molecule is covered with antibody , preventing cross-linkage and thus precipitation

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10
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equivalence zone

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both antigen and antibody are completely precipitated and no uncombined Ag or Ab is present in the supernatant

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11
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zone of antigen excess

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uncombined Ag is present in the supernatant

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12
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coogins test

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detects presence of Abs against equine infectious anemia virus in horses

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13
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identity

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occurs when two Ags share identical epitopes

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14
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nonidentity

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occurs when two antigens are unrelated

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15
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partial identity

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occurs when two Ags share common epitopes but one or the other also has unique epitopes.

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16
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neutralization test

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are used to estimate the ability of antibody to neutralize the biological activity of viable viruses in vitro

17
Q

virus neutralization test

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these are widely employed in the quantitation of antiviral antibodies or virus identification

18
Q

A negative result of titration of complement is shown by:

A

lysis of sensitized RBCs

19
Q

A positive result of titration of complement is shown by:

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absence of lysis