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Glycoproteins found in body fluids, which recognize and initiate removal of foreign substances in the body (antigens)
Antibodies
Foreign substances or materials that do not belong in the body and carry disease
Antigens
The part of the immoglobulin molecule that binds antigen specifically
Antigen Binding Site
Portion of the amino acid sequence of an antibody is heavy or light chains that determine the class of the antibody and does not vary with class
Antibody Constant Region
Portion of amino acid terminal of an immunoglobulin's heavy and light chains having a variable amino acid sequence
Antibody Variable Region
Lymphocytes which produce antibodies when triggered by the immune system
B-Cells
Specific region of antigen surface capable of eliciting an immune response and of combining with a specific antibody to counter that response
Epitope
Polypeptide chain with two of each on each antibody, located inside space between light chains and help attach to antigens
Heavy Chain
Proteins present in immune system that function as antibodies
Immunoglobulin
Related antibodies but with variations in heavy chains
Isotype
Polypeptide chain with two of each on each antibody, located outside heavy chains and help attach to antigens
Light Chain
Forming a clone derived asexually from single cell
Monoclonal
Descending from more than one group of cells, especially of different genetic origins
Polyclonal
A fully differentiated B-cell that produces a single type of antibody
Plasma Cell