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Antibody generating
Molecule that induces an immune response |
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| Specific regions of an antigen to which antibodies bind |
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| Antibodies are produced by |
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| Bind to specific antigens |
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| Specific regions of an antigen to which antibodies bind |
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Response to antibody
Clumps the antigen and things bound to it |
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Response to antibody
Binding to antigen makes it insoluble in solution |
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| Binding of antigen to AB inhibits antigen function |
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| Binding of AB to antigen to encourage phagocytosis by macrophages |
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| Binding of antigen to antibody promotes the insertion of a pore |
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Preexisiting population of specific B cells only bind to specific antigens
When binding occurs, the specific B cell proliferates to produce more antibodies |
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| How are antibodies encoded? From where does AB diversity arise? |
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- Shuffling of different domains that are encoded by genes
- Deletion of part of the constant region can create a new Ig, too
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