unit 2 definitions Flashcards

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immunogen

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substance CAPABLE of inducing immune response (stimulates)
–>CREATES immune response

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2
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antigen

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substance that interacts with B cell receptor, T cell receptor, or antibody

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hapten

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molecule too small to be immunogenic so it attaches carrier molecule (which allows it)

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4
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epitope

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antigenic determinant or binding site on antigen

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5
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agretope

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valence

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number of epitopes an antigen carries

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antigenicity

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total capacity of antigen to bind to antibody (DOES NOT MEAN IMMUNOGENICITY BECAUSE Ag-Ab BINDING DOES NOT ALWAYS RESULT IN IMMUNE RESPONSE)

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immunogenicity

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ability or capacity to stimulate immune response

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9
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heterophile antigens

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similar antigens in structure, but from a different species

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10
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antibody

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immunoglobulins produced in response to antigens

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11
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allotype

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multiple alleles for the same antibody

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12
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idiotype

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unique amino acid sequence of heavy and light chain domains

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13
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isotype

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classes of antibody (IgG, IgM, IgD, IgA, IgE)

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14
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hybridoma

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hybrid cell that combines B cells and myeloma cells

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