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Regardless of the isotype, ALL 5 classes of Ab are a result of epitope recognition by ? and ?.
sIgM

sIgD
Describe the steps in B-cell activation.
Cross-Linking of BCR with Ag

=> Igα and Igβ initiate intracellular signaling pathways

=> T helper cell delivers 2nd signal via CD40L and cytokines
How many subisotypes/subclasses are there of IgG?
4 subisotypes

IgG1 (predominant subclass)
IgG2
IgG3
IgG4
True or False

In Subisotypes, the Variable Regions of the paratopes do NOT differ from each other.
True
What distinguishes the 4 subclasses of IgG from each other?
amino acid variations within the HINGE REGION
What is the only Ab class capable of crossing the PLACENTA?
IgG


note: IgG2 is the least efficient in crossing
Placental cells express a PROTECTION RECEPTOR called ? that enables IgG to cross the placenta via the Fc portion.

Similar to MHC Class I
FcRn

aka

BRAMBELL Receptor
The term for clumping of insoluble Ag
agglutination
the term used for clumping of soluble Ag
Precipitation
True or False

IgG is capable of AGGLUTINATION and PRECIPITATION
True
Term that is described as IgG binds Ag and facilitates phagocytosis via the Fc binding to receptors on PMNs and other cells.
Opsonization
When Ab Fc binds to a NK cell, it is then termed an ?
Antibody-Dependent Cell-mediated Cytotoxic Cell (ADCC)
What are the 5 major functions of IgG?
ACTIVATES complement

NEUTRALIZES toxins and viruses

IMMOBILIZES motile bacteria

OPSONIZATION (coating bacteria for phagocytosis)
IgA is found in serum as a ? and in SECRETIONS as a ?
monomer = serum IgA1

dimer = secretions IgA2
IgA2 is a dimer joined by a ?

Cystein-rich
J Chain

(joining)
True or False

IgA activates complement
FALSE

it DOES NOT activate complement
What is the Antibody that is efficient ANTIVIRAL Ab that prevents viruses from entering host cells.
IgA