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How many specific B cell antigen receptors does a B cell make? - Correct Answer one What poly peptide chains make up an antibody? What are these proteins called? - Correct Answer 2 Light Chains 2 Heavy Chains =4 Total What are the parts of an antibody? - Correct Answer -Antigen Bind...

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PSU VBSC 211: Immunology Exam 2 Questions And
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How many specific B cell antigen receptors does a B cell make? - Correct Answer one



What poly peptide chains make up an antibody? What are these proteins

called? - Correct Answer 2 Light Chains

2 Heavy Chains

=4 Total



What are the parts of an antibody? - Correct Answer -Antigen Binding Region (2)

-Constant Region (Portion)

-2 Heavy Chain

-2 Light Chain

-Hinge(flexibility)

-Disulfide Bonds



Antigen Binding Region - Correct Answer - a region on an antibody that binds to antigens



-binds the epitope



-Composed of one constant and one variable domain of each of the heavy and the light chain



-Every immunoglobulin molecule has at least two of these sites



Constant Region (Portion) - Correct Answer determines the mechanism used to destroy antigen

Divided into 5 classes:

-IgM

, -IgG

-IgA

-IgD

-IgE



Heavy Chain - Correct Answer -made up of variable numbers of the Immunoglobulin domain



-made up of three gene segments:

*the V (variable),

*D (diversity)

*J (joining)



-encodes both the antigen binding region and the constant region



Hinge - Correct Answer allows for antibodies to be flexible



-that is relatively unstructured domain, which allows it great freedom of motion



Disulfide Bonds - Correct Answer -holds together the two halves of the antibody



-formed between two cysteine residues



What are the five isotypes of antibodies? How are they different from one

another? - Correct Answer IgA (alpha)

IgD (delta)

IgE (epsilon)

IgG (gamma)

IgM (mu)

They are classed according to the heavy chain

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