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Lecture 14 Applications of immune response Flashcards

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seronegative

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individual not exposed to antigen yet
has no specific antibodies to that pathogen

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Seropositive

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Individual has been exposed to antigen
has produced specific antibodes to pathogen

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What is immunoassay

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Any in vitro test that uses antibody-antigen interactions to detect an antigen in a sample

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Antibody concentration is determined by ________

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serial dilution

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________ is reciprocal of last dilution that gives detectable antigen-antibody reaction

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Titer (concentration_

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6
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________ antibodies bind to various epitopes on an antigen

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Polyclonal antibodies

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7
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after animals are immunized, ________ cells response, produce a mix of antibodies

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multiple B cells

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8
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More ________ antigens will yield more antibodies

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complex

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9
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________ are obtained from animals immunized with IgG from human serum

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anti human IgG

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10
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________ recognize a single epitope

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Monoclonal antibodies

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11
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________ antibodies are produced only in the laboratory

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Monoclonal antibodies

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12
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Mabs can be used in

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immunoassays or in therapy

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13
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Obiltoxaximab was produced by ________

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Monoclonal antibodies

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14
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What is rhuMab

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Recombinant humanized monoclonal antibody

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15
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What are differences of RbuMab over Mab

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Longer half-life
immune system less likely to destroy antibodies
medications end in -zumab
used to treat cancers

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Direct immunoassay

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identify unknown antigen

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17
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in direct immunoassay, antigen is attached to

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solid surface

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indirect immunoassay

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detect specific antibodies

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in indirect immunoassay, known antigen is attached to surface, ________ is added

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serum

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20
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In indirect immunoassay, ________ antibodies are added

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secondary antibodies

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21
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What are the names of the secondary antibodies added in indirect immunoassay

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anti-human IgG

22
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Fluorescent antibody test uses fluorescence microscope to

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locate labeled antibodies that are bound to antigens on a microscope slide

23
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In fluorescent antibody test, what characteristic of the antigen is seen?

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sizem shape

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What is ELISA stand for

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Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay

25
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Direct ELISA is when antigen is ________ by antibodies attached to surface

________ antibody added to detect antigens

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captured
enzyme-labeled

26
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Indirect ELISA detects antibodies in ________

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human blood and serum

27
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What is indirect ELISA most commonly used for

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Blood is screened for antibodies to HIV

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How ELISA works

enzyme converts ________ to ________, detected using colorimetric assay

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colorless substrate to colored product

29
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A pregnancy test tests for the presence of ________ in urine

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hCG

30
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In a pregnancy test, if hCG is detected, it turns what color?

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yellow

31
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If hCG is present in urine, it binds to ________ and turns the first stripe yellow

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surface bound antibodies

32
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If hCG is present in urine, the second strip contains antibodies to the ________ which turns it yellow

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Fab region of tagged antibody

33
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The second strip on a pregnancy test is a ________

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control

34
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COVID antigen test tests for presence of ________

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SARS-CoV2 spike antigen

35
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in COVID test, ________ solution flows to detection strip containing surface bound antibodies

A

buffer

36
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western blotting detects presence of specific protein in ________ mixture like cell lysate

A

Complex

37
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in western blotting, proteins are separated by size using ________

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SDS-PAGE

Type of gel electrophoresis

38
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western blotting

proteins are transferred to ________ (blotted)
serum added, unbound antibodies are ________
________ is added
label is detected

A

nylon membrane
washed off
enzyme

39
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What does the label on western blotting indicate

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Which proteins on the blot were recognized by the antibodies in the serum

40
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What does fluorescence activated cell sorter (FACS) do?

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counts, sorts cells labeled with fluorescent antibodies

41
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immunoassay may involve visible ________

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antigen-antibody aggregates

42
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Antibodes that cross-link antigens create larger ________ of ________ cells

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mouthfuls of phagocytic cells

43
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Clumped antigen-antibody complexes form the basis of

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Agglutination, precipitation reactions

44
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agglutination cross-links ________ particles

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Large particles like cells

45
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What is the direct agglutination test

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Antibody mixes with antigen and binding causes clumping

46
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________ is used for blood typing

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Hemagglutination

47
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________ agglutination used with antigens are small

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Passive

48
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in passive agglutination, antibodies are attached to ________ to form larger aggregates

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Latex beads

49
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in precipitation reactions, antibodies are bound to ________ antigens

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soluble

50
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in precipitation reactions, separate suspensions are placed near each other and allowed to ________

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Diffuse, immunodiffusion

51
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precipitate forms in zone of ________

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optimal proportions

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