Antigens and Antibodies — Flashcards

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Which antibody is mainly responsible for agglutination?_____

Ig_____ antibodies bind to the bacteria's capsule, resulting in either phagocytosis (Fc receptors) or binding of complement

The antigenic part of contact with the T-cell receptor is called _____.

The _____-type of an antibody is determined by the Fc region (Fc or Fab)

Which antibody is mainly responsible for precipitation?_____

V(D)J recombination in heavy chains begins with _____ joining, followed by V-D/J joining

Which is the only heat labile antibody?_____

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Type I interferons (IFN-/IFN-B) work by _____ cells to the products of viral replication

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The enzymes responsible for gene recombination in heavy and light chains are encoded by the genes _____ and RAG2

Antigens and Antibodies Flashcards for NEET-PG

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