SI LAB - Glossary 1 Flashcards

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removal of antibodies from serum by addition of red cells that possess the corresponding surface antigen

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absorption

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2
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antigen that is not genetically determined and is sometimes transient

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acquired antigen

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3
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immunity generated by actual production of antibody by the host in the presence of foreign antigen

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active immunity

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normal serum constituents that increase in the presence of infection, injury, trauma to tissues

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acute phase proteins

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5
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a substance that can increase the specific antibody production to, or the degree of sensitization against antigen by increasing its size or length of survival in the circulation

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adjuvent

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a substance (usually injected with an antigen) that improves the immune response, either humoral or cellular, to the antigen

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adjuvent

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attachment of one substance to the surface of another, in particular, attachment of antibody to specific receptors on a cell surface

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adsorption

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8
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collection into clumps of the cells or particles distributed in a fluid

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agglutination

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9
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antibody capable of causing agglutination with surface antigens

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agglutinin

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10
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an antigen agglutinated or clumped by an agglutinin

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agglutinogen

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11
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system for activating complement beginning at C3 and do not involve a serologic reaction

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alternative complement pathway

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substance in the blood and the lymph serving as one of the active component on the process of cytolysis, the other components being the complement and the cells with antibodies

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amboceptor

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anti-sheep red blood cell antibody that causes hemolysis of sheep red cells in the presence of complement

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amboceptor

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14
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globulin formed in response to exposure to an antigen

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antibody (Ab)

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15
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also known as immunoglobulin

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antibody (Ab)

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any substance that oppose or counteract the action of a complement

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Anticomplementary susbtance

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any substance which, when introduced into the body, stimulates the formation of antibody

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Antigen (Ag)

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18
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union of antibody with its homologous antigen

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Antigen-antibody complex

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19
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an autoantibody directed against a component of the nucleus, commonly found in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)

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Antinuclear antibody (ANA)

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20
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serum containing antibody

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antiserum

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21
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an antibody produced against streptolysin O,

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antistreptolysin O

22
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a hemolysin produced by Group A streptococci

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antistreptolysin O

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ASO meaning

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antistreptolysin O

24
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antibody produced against self antigen

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autoantibody

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a molecule that behaves as a self antigen
autoantigen
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lymphocyte from the bursa of Fabricius or an immunoglobulin-forming cell
B-cell
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substance contained in beef erythrocytes, which is capable of absorbing the heterophil antibodies produced as a result of infectious mononucleosis (IM) and serum sickness
Beef erythrocyte (BE) antigen
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BE meaning
Beef erythrocyte
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a protein, not normally present in human blood, appears in a wide variety of inflammatory conditions
C-reactive protein
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characterized by their ability to react with the C-polysaccharide somatic substance of the pneumococci
C-reactive protein
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the major system of complement activation that involves all nine components of complement and is initiated by a serologic reaction
Classic complement pathway
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an agglutinin or hemagglutinin that is active at 4C but not at 37C
Cold agglutinin
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a humoral mechanism of nonspecific immune response consisting at least 14 components that proceed in a cascading sequence of activation resulting in a cell lysis
Complement
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fixation of binding of complement in a reaction with antigen and antibody
Complement Fixation
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monitors day to day accurate performance of the laboratory tests/analyses
Control
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a substance composed of extract from fresh beef hearts combined with lecithin and cholesterol
Cardiolipin Antigen
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a hemagglutination test that defines the characteristics of heterophil antibody by guinea pig and beef cell antigens
Davidsohn Differential Test
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most common procedure for the separation of mononuclear cells
Density gradient centrifugation
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separation of one substance from the other
dissociation
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a fluid medium containing antibodies deliberately removed from the red cells
eluate
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ligand assay in which the label is an enzyme and the binding reagent is an antibody
enzyme immunoassay
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point of dilution in a serologic reaction in which all the antigen and all the antibody are mutually involved in complexes
equivalence point
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a specific type of precipitation that occurs over a narrow range of antigen concentration
flocculation
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aggregation of colloidal particles in a serologic reaction
flocculation
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heterophil antibody that is stimulated by one antigen and reacts with unrelated surface antigen present on cells from different mammalian species
forssman antibody
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substance which absorbs the Forssman and serum sickness antibodies
Guinea pig kidney (GPK) antigen
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flagellar antigens of bacteria
H antigens
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agglutination or clumping of red blood cells by the antiserum
hemagglutination
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attachment of antibody to specific receptors on a cell surface
adsorption
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ANA meaning
antinuclear antibody