2.2 Types of Precipitation reactions Flashcards

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Precipitation in liquid:

Test tube method: Tubidimetry
Slide method: Use microscope

T or F

A

T

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Precipitation in liquid:

Capillary method: Dense granulation in the metaphase

T or F

A

F

Interphase

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Precipitation in liquid:

Ring test: Precipitin ____ formation

A

Ring

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Precipitation in liquid:

Example of Ring test?

A

Ascoli Test

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Precipitation in liquid:

Where do Ascoli test is used?

A

Anthrax (B. anthrasis)

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Precipitation in Semi solid Medium contains?

A

1% Agarose

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Single immunodiffusion: 1 object Movement
Single Dimension: 1 directions

T or F

A

T

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Single immunodiffusion, Single dimension is also known as?

A

Oudin test

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Single immunodiffusion, Single dimension:

PAtient sample with ________ and the agar is impregnated with _________

A

Ag

Antisera (Ab)

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Single immunodiffusion, Single dimension:

(+) result?

A

Precipitin bond/ring

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Single immunodiffusion, Single dimension:

Only antigen moves

T or F

A

T

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Double immunodiffusion: 2 objects move

T or F

A

T

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13
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Double diffusion in One Dimension is also known as?

A

Oakley Fulthorpe method

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Double diffusion in One Dimension:

_____ is incorporated in agar, poured into a tube and allowed to harden

A

Ab

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Double diffusion in One Dimension:

A second layer of agar without ________ is placed above and allowed to solidify

A

antibody

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Double diffusion in One Dimension:

___________ is placed above the agar (The very top)

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Double diffusion in One Dimension:

(+) Result: The precipitin band appears in the?

A

Agar without the antibody

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Immunodiffusion in 2 dimension has 2 or more movement

T or F

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Immunodiffusion in two dimensions is usually plated

T or F

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension is also known as

A

Radial immunodiffusion

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension: Uses a plate containing agar with?

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension:

___________ is placed on the wells

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension:

The diameter of the precipitin is ___________ proportional to the concentration of the target antigen

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension:

Antigen moves toward the agar gel

T or F

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Single diffusion, Double Dimension: Methods: Also known as the end point method where the square of the diameter is directly proportional to the conc. of Ag
Mancini
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Mancini usually takes?
24-72 hrs
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Single diffusion, Double Dimension: Method: A kinetic method where the diameter is proportional to the log of the concentration of Ag
Fahey Mckelvey
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Fahey Mckelvey usually takes?
18 hrs
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Double diffusion, double dimension is also known as?
Ouchterlony or Double Angular immunodiffusion
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Double diffusion, double dimension: is also in the plated media T or F
T
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Double diffusion, double dimension: Diffusion of both?
Ag / Ab
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Double diffusion, double dimension: Diffusion of 3 reagents placed in wells (___ Ag and ___ Ab)
2 and 1
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Double diffusion, double dimension: Diffusion in all directions T or F
T
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Double diffusion, double dimension: This test can be used to find our the relationship between antibody T or F
F Antigen
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Double diffusion, double dimension: Has a complicated diffusion patterns T or F
T
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Double diffusion, double dimension: This result forms a perfect precipitin arc
Identity Antigens is very identical
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Double diffusion, double dimension: This result forms a cross instead of Arc
Non identity
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Double diffusion, double dimension: This result forms a spur
PArtial identity Antigens are identical but not the same
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