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Antigen vs Antibody
Antigen
(Ag) - Foreign bodies e.g. bacteria, viruses, protozoa, parasites, toxins
Antigen vs Antibody
Antibody
(Ab) - Protein that destroy familiar antigen
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig G
- Second antibody in the injury site
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig G
- Immunoglobulin during Acute Period; transplacental
Types of
Antibodies
(Ig)
Ig
A - Breastmilk
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig M
- First antibody in the injury site during acute disease
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig M
- Immunoglobulin during Convalescent Period
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig E
- Allergy
Types of Antibodies (Ig)
Ig D
- Functions as a B cell antigen receptor and may participate in B cell maturation, maintenance, activation, and silencing
Immunity Types (Major Classification)
Natural Immunity - Inherent in the body; Species-specific
Immunity Types (Major Classification)
Acquired Immunity
- Exposed to environment
Immunity Types (Major Classification)
Active
- individualsAntibodies produced by individual themselves, long-term
Immunity Types
Natural Active
- Achieved once you recover from a disease
Immunity Types
Artificial Active
- Achieve through Vaccines
Immunity Types (Major Classification)
Passive
- Antibodies given to the individual, short-term
Immunity Types
Natural Passive
- Mother to fetus
Immunity Types
Natural Passive - Achieved transplacental (IgG) at the end of 2nd trimester and throughout 3rd trimester
Immunity Types
Natural Passive
- Achieved through breastfeeding (IgA) -
colostrum
Immunity Types
Artificial Passive
- Given post-exposure within 72 hrs in the form of Ig e.g. Gamma globulin, Rabies Ig, Tetanus Ig, Hepa B Ig, Varicella Zoster Ig
Immunity Types
Artificial Passive
- Antitoxin/antiserum - from
animal
sources
Types of Vaccines
Live Attenuated
- Weakened microorganism; CONTRAINDICATED in
Immunocompromised
and
pregnancy
Types of Vaccines
Inactivated
- Killed
Types of Vaccines
Toxoid
- Modified toxins