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Antibody

Large Y shaped proteins that can recognize antigens and bind to these antigens

Epitope

Antigenic determinants small structures

Precipitation

Type of antigen-antibody reaction that occurs between soluble antigens and specific antibodies

Double diffusion

Antibody and antigen are placed in different wells and they diffuse out of their respective wells towards one another

Gel immunodiffusion

Porous agarose medium that allows antibodies and antigens to diffuse through easily

White precipitin form in gel means

If the serum has a specific antibody that recognizes and bonds to the soluble antigen


Positive

Specific antibody

Respective antibodies to soluble antigens

Agglutination

Clumps

Cross linking

Antigens binding together

Latex beads

Used to enhance the observation of clumps in agglutination

Positive agglutination slide

Clumping

Dilution factors

0.1ml= x10


0.2 ml= x5


0.4 ml= x2.5

Antigens

Molecules or fragments of molecules that may trigger an immune response