Qs 71-80 Flashcards

1
Q

The indirect IFA is most commonly used for?

A

Testing of autoimmune disorders.

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2
Q

What component is for IFA?

A

Antibody labelled with fluorochrome

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3
Q

What is conjugate?

A

Antibody labelled with enzyme

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4
Q

Which component is not substrate for enzymoimmuno assays?

A

Fluorescein.

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5
Q

What enzymes are not for enzymoimmuno assays?

A

-Myeloperoxidase
-Beta-galactosidase

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6
Q

For competitive ELISA is not used the step:

A

Ag-ab mixture added to antigen coated well.

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7
Q

What marker is present in B-lymphocytes?

A

CD19

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8
Q

Compliment fixation test. what is detcted?

A

If patient have ab specific to ag.

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9
Q

How long is blood incubated with distilled water to get hypotonic solution?

A

35-40sec

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10
Q

Failure of phagocytes result in?

A

-Retarded growth
-Swelling of lymphnodes
-Recurrent inflammation

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