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Epitope: Antigenic determinant
Binding: The Fc region of the IgE antibody is responsible for ___ to mast cells and basophils?
Idiotypes: Two antibodies that have the same antigenic recognition sequence are called ___.
Notch: The maturation of T cells is driven by the ___ protein that is expressed by stromal cells in the thymus.
Superantigens: ___ bind to non-antigen-specific regions of MHC and TCR.
RBCs: In the direct antiglobulin test, ___ serve as the indicator.
Histamine: Mast cells are responsible for releasing ___ and causing the red itchy welts associated with alleriges
Plasma: ___ cells produce and secrete antibodies in the body
Antigen: The specific term for a bacterial, or other foreign protein, that initiates antibody production by the body is ___
Autoreactivity: ___ describes immune responses directed at self-antigens.
Immunity: ___ is the ability to resist infection.
Agglutination: The aggregation of particulate antigen by antibodies is called ___.
Antibody: An ___ is a serum protein formed in response to immunization.
Blocking: A ___ antibody is a term to describe an antibody that is capable of hindering the interaction of an antigen with other antibodies or cells.
Clonaldeletion: The loss of lymphocytes of a particular specificity due to contact with either “self” or artificially introduced antigens is known as ______ (two words)
Interferon: A group of proteins having antiviral activity and capable of enhancing and modifying the immune response
Interleukins: Glycoproteins secreted by a variety of leukocytes which have effects on other leukocytes
Mitogen: A ___ is a substance that stimulates the proliferation of many different clones of lymphocytes.
Monoclonal: A type of antibody that is specific to a single parent cell
Paratope: An antibody binding site that is complementary to an epitope
Primary: The immune response to a first encounter with an antigen is a ___ response
Immunoglobulin: An antibody is also known as an ___
Five: There are ___ antibody isotypes in mammals
Mucosal: IgA is found in ___ areas
IgE:___ is involved in allergies
Placenta: The only antibody that is capable of crossing the ___ to give passive immunity is IgG
Pathogens: Before there is sufficient IgG, IgM eliminates ___ in the early stages of immune response
Immunology...and such
Across:2. | The aggregation of particulate antigen by antibodies is called ___. | 4. | The specific term for a bacterial, or other foreign protein, that initiates antibody production by the body is ___ | 7. | ___ is the ability to resist infection. | 9. | Antigenic determinant | 11. | There are ___ antibody isotypes in mammals | 12. | An antibody binding site that is complementary to an epitope | 15. | The Fc region of the IgE antibody is responsible for ___ to mast cells and basophils? | 17. | An antibody is also known as an ___ | 19. | The maturation of T cells is driven by the ___ protein that is expressed by stromal cells in the thymus. | 21. | In the direct antiglobulin test, ___ serve as the indicator. | 22. | Two antibodies that have the same antigenic recognition sequence are called ___. | 23. | A ___ antibody is a term to describe an antibody that is capable of hindering the interaction of an antigen with other antibodies or cells. | 25. | Glycoproteins secreted by a variety of leukocytes which have effects on other leukocytes | 26. | Mast cells are responsible for releasing ___ and causing the red itchy welts associated with alleriges | 27. | ___ cells produce and secrete antibodies in the body |
| | Down:1. | The loss of lymphocytes of a particular specificity due to contact with either “self” or artificially introduced antigens is known as ______ (two words) | 3. | ___ describes immune responses directed at self-antigens. | 5. | ___ is involved in allergies | 6. | A ___ is a substance that stimulates the proliferation of many different clones of lymphocytes. | 8. | A group of proteins having antiviral activity and capable of enhancing and modifying the immune response | 10. | Before there is sufficient IgG, IgM eliminates ___ in the early stages of immune response | 13. | An ___ is a serum protein formed in response to immunization. | 14. | IgA is found in ___ areas | 16. | ___ bind to non-antigen-specific regions of MHC and TCR. | 18. | The immune response to a first encounter with an antigen is a ___ response | 20. | A type of antibody that is specific to a single parent cell | 24. | The only antibody that is capable of crossing the ___ to give passive immunity is IgG |
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Immunology...and such
Across:2. | The aggregation of particulate antigen by antibodies is called ___. | 4. | The specific term for a bacterial, or other foreign protein, that initiates antibody production by the body is ___ | 7. | ___ is the ability to resist infection. | 9. | Antigenic determinant | 11. | There are ___ antibody isotypes in mammals | 12. | An antibody binding site that is complementary to an epitope | 15. | The Fc region of the IgE antibody is responsible for ___ to mast cells and basophils? | 17. | An antibody is also known as an ___ | 19. | The maturation of T cells is driven by the ___ protein that is expressed by stromal cells in the thymus. | 21. | In the direct antiglobulin test, ___ serve as the indicator. | 22. | Two antibodies that have the same antigenic recognition sequence are called ___. | 23. | A ___ antibody is a term to describe an antibody that is capable of hindering the interaction of an antigen with other antibodies or cells. | 25. | Glycoproteins secreted by a variety of leukocytes which have effects on other leukocytes | 26. | Mast cells are responsible for releasing ___ and causing the red itchy welts associated with alleriges | 27. | ___ cells produce and secrete antibodies in the body |
| | Down:1. | The loss of lymphocytes of a particular specificity due to contact with either “self” or artificially introduced antigens is known as ______ (two words) | 3. | ___ describes immune responses directed at self-antigens. | 5. | ___ is involved in allergies | 6. | A ___ is a substance that stimulates the proliferation of many different clones of lymphocytes. | 8. | A group of proteins having antiviral activity and capable of enhancing and modifying the immune response | 10. | Before there is sufficient IgG, IgM eliminates ___ in the early stages of immune response | 13. | An ___ is a serum protein formed in response to immunization. | 14. | IgA is found in ___ areas | 16. | ___ bind to non-antigen-specific regions of MHC and TCR. | 18. | The immune response to a first encounter with an antigen is a ___ response | 20. | A type of antibody that is specific to a single parent cell | 24. | The only antibody that is capable of crossing the ___ to give passive immunity is IgG |
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