IgG
- Most common Ig
- Found in the blood and can enter tissue in regions of inflammation
- Can cross placenta and confer imunity to fetus
- Binds to Ag very srongly
- Found in the blood and can enter tissue in regions of inflammation
- Can cross placenta and confer imunity to fetus
- Binds to Ag very srongly
Tags: IgG
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IgM
- 5 units of Ab (pentamer)
- stays in the blood (moves less freely that IgG) and often attached to the surface of B cells
- First Ab produced upon infection - very good at aggregating Ag
- stays in the blood (moves less freely that IgG) and often attached to the surface of B cells
- First Ab produced upon infection - very good at aggregating Ag
Tags: IgM
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IgA
- 2 units of AB (dimer)
- "Secretory Ab" - found in body secretions
- Functions to protect mucosal surfaces (ie. GI tract of newborns)
- "Secretory Ab" - found in body secretions
- Functions to protect mucosal surfaces (ie. GI tract of newborns)
Tags: IgA
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IgE
- Found on the surface of certain immune system cells (mast cells, basophils)
- Bind to Ag and release histamine (attracts complement and phagocytes)
- Bind to Ag and release histamine (attracts complement and phagocytes)
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Autor: andrea.wills
Oberthema: Medicine
Thema: Immunoglobulins
Veröffentlicht: 10.03.2010