E2: L18 Flashcards
The IgG antibody is involved in 5/6 antibody-mediated effector functions. Which ones are they?
Neutralization, Agglutination, Opsonization, Complement activation, and ADCC
Name the 6 antibody-mediated effector functions.
NOAADC
Neutralization, Opsonization, Agglutination, ADCC, and Degranulation, Complement activation
The IgA antibody is involved in 2/6 antibody-mediated effector functions. Which ones are they? NC
Neutralization and Complement activation
The FC receptor is the part of the antibody that is the base of the Y and remind __
constant
epitope is the __ part of the molecule that fits with the ___
antigenic, paratrope
The IgM antibody is involved in 5/6 antibody-mediated effector functions. Which ones are they?: NAOCA
Neutralization, Agglutination, Opsonization, Complement activation, and ADCC
ADCC is ____ through cells that are stimulated to do so.
apoptosis
___ is apoptosis through cells that are stimulated to do so.
ADCC
IgE is invloed in 1/6 antibody-mediated functions. Which one is it?
Degranulation
antibodies can bind in __ and __ regions
variable, constant
Fc receptors mediate the ___ ___ of antibodies that bind to the Fc regions of antibodies.
receptor functions
____ receptors are the bridge between innate and adaptive
Fc
____ receptors on epithelial cells are used to take IgA from blood and put on surface of musoca to protect it. this is called ___
Fc, transmicrosis
Fc receptors are members of the ___ superfamily
Immunoglobulin
using Fc Receptors allows for __-__ immune cells and bridges the cellular and __ immune systems
non-specific, humoral
Multiple FcRs (blue) need to be accessory ___ (green) to initiate a signal.
polypeptides
The FcR signal may be positive (___ effector function) or negative (____ effector function).
enhancing, inhibiting
The signal may be ____ (enhancing effector function) or ___ (inhibiting effector function).
positive, negative
the ___ receptor of the ___ chain is where you bind to the Fc receptor.
constant, heavy
1st class of Fc-gamma receptors bind to which Ig
IgG