MTAP FINALS

Question 1

It’s used for detection of specific infectious agent

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Immunology and Serology

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Defective immune response/system

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Autoimmune disorder

Question 3

Pertains to the variable region of the antibody

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Idiotype

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Lyse on the heavy chain structure immunoglobulins

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Isotype

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Sequence in the constant region

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Allotype

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It has 2 different chain

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Light Chain

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It has 22 chromosome

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Lambda

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Found between CH1 and CH2

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Hinge Region

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MHC means

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Major Histocompatibility Complex

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Dictated by several factors. Where antibody producing capability of the antigen when it is present .

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Immunogenicity

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It considered as a rich source of antigen

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Graft Types

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Self antigen that belongs to the host.

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Autoantigen

Question 13

Derived from individual’s body/ patient’s own body

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Autograft

Question 14

It’s responsible for the molecular weight of antigen

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Carrier portion

Question 15

Stable, the best and strongest antigen

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Protein

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Most common carrier is Albumin

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Hapten

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It can induce an immune response

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Immunogen

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It enhance the immune response; to have a greater immune reactivity

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Adjuvants

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Induces the hypersensitivity reactions

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Allergen

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The immune response is exaggerated that can be harmful to individual

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Hypersensitivity

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It must be recognized as foreign or non-self to induce immune response

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Foreigness

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It’s exist in unrelated plants/animals; either identical/closely related in structure

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Heterophile antigen

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It’s the most fatal (ex. Anaphylaxis/ Severe Asthma)

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Type I Hypersensitivity Reaction

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It’s the surface of antigens; ABO, Rh antigens

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Glycoproteins

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Least immunogenic; easily disintegrate in the circulation -> shorter circulation life

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Nucleic Acids, Lipids and Amino Acids

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It has constant amino acid sequence (constant region) allotype

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Carboxyterminal

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Capable of antigen binding even without the Fe but cannot agglutinate

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Two fab fragments

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Responsible for the specific antibody

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Variable region

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Fragment is crystalline; involved in the Ig biologic function

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One Fc fragment

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Heavy chains are interconnected

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Disulfide linkages

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With varying antibody specificity (variable region) Allotype

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Aminoterminal

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Both light and heavy chains are hold together by:

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Covalent disulfide bonds

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It's also known as Immunoglobulins

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Antibodies

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It's responsible for cytotropic reaction involving WBC

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CH3

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It's connect with receptors in cell membrane

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CH3,

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Binds with complement protein specifically C1Q

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CH2

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Found between the CH1 and CH2; flexibility of the antibody

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Hinge region

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Responsible for the light chain; either kappa or lambda

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CL

Question 39

It enhances the phagocytosis by facilitating the linking/ cross bridging of the phagocytes and the data target antigens

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Opsonin

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Only antibody with secretory component

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IgA

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The control of antibody secretion/release in the circulation

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Immunoregulation

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Only Ig that has specific receptor on mast cells

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IgE

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It has a 21 to 23 days of life

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IgG

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What is the molecular weight of IgM

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900T

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It has 5 Domains

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IgM and IgE

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It's responsible for mucosal immunity

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IgA

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It's predominant antibody in primary immune response

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IgM

Question 48

Their immune system is already weak

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Geriatric patients

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An antibody titer that is increasing the logarithmically

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Log

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Antibody titer degraded

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Decline

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It occurs in four phases after exposure to an antigen

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Primary response

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No antibody is detectable

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Lag

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Antibody titer is stabilizes

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Plateau

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Other name of secondary response

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Anamnestic/memory response

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It helps the immune cells to determine self from nonself

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Generic control of immune response

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Their immune system is different from adults and children

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Neonatal

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It's predominant Ig in secretions

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Secretory Ig

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It binds the basophil and mast cells

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Reagenic Ig

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It has 2-3 days of life

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IgD and IgE

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Best agglutinating antibody

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Fxn's

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Antibody is transferred from mother to developing baby

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Acquired natural passive immunity

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It's damaging and harmful to the baby

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HDFN

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It will not precipitate /agglutinate the antigens but can only bind the epitope of the antigens

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Monovalent type

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It produces by B lymphocytes or plasma cells in response to antigen stimulation

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Antibodies

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