introduction Flashcards

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what are Antibody-based applications and products

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  • immunoassay; is used on COV-19 Ag detection, GMO
  • test for food allergy
  • pregnant test
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2
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what is the source of antibody

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antisera

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3
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what is antisera

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is blood serum containing antibodies against specific antigen for body protection

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4
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what is the goal of producing antisera

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to stimulate immune response to produce antibodies with;
- high binding affinity
- high specificity

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5
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what is the key player in the immune response for antibodies production

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B cells, T cells and APC

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6
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what is the difference btn immunogen and antigen

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immunogen : is any molecule that can evoke/bring an adaptive immune response into injection in animal or human
antigen: any molecule / protein that can specifically bind to the antibodyw

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7
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what is Immunization

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is a provocation of adaptive immune response

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8
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what is the process of antigen preparation or antibody production

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immunization- antigen taken up by APC- presentation of antigen to T cells- interaction btn T cells and B cells- stimulation of B cells to produce antibody- antisera composed for good antibody

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9
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what is the strategy of producing antiserum

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  • preparation of immunogen
    -immunization
    -antisera retrieval
    -testing
    -purification
    -quality control
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10
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what is hapten

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is antigen with low molecular weight

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what is the important factor of immunogen

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purity: have to have the correct structure
1. size : increased size with increased immunity. because high molecular weight protein/antigen result in adaptive immunity

  1. dose: amount of antigen has to be moderate, not too low or high
  2. route: how is immunogen administrated.
  3. adjuvant : substance that enhance the immune response when is administrated together
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12
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what is the problem with low-molecular weight substances

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they do not evoke immune response since they can’t react with T or B cells

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13
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how do you solve above problem

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-couple it with carrier molecule, this will make it possible to evoke immune response.
this will make it couple with T cells epitope and they will be able of immunogenic.

  • choosing coupling point/chemistry: this will influence specificity of antisera
  • choose structure far away from coupling point
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13
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how many ways is peptide coupled

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in 2 ways that result in different specificity

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14
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what is cross-reactivity

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is the ability of antibody to react or bind to the antigen rather than it used to bind or react with.

meanly if antibody does bind things that it is not supposed to bind

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