Chart 26-7 · 14 min
Four letters of antibody
A read of this page, with the plate.
Four letters. G is the abundant binder. M is the early binder — its own board, its own teaching. E is allergy: IgE binds mast and basophil, antigen hits, histamine releases here. A guards the membrane. Complement punches, including cancer as her picture — a physician.
Her voice, from the class.
Four letters — IgG, IgM, IgE, IgA and complement
Practice
Name G, M, E, A, complement. If a membrane is closing an airway, you stop.
Check
IgG on this hour is:
- Folded into M
- The abundant binder — immobilizes, activates complement ✓
- Only at mucous membrane
Its own letter.
IgM on this hour is:
- The same board as G
- The early binder — own board, own teaching ✓
- IgE
M is not folded.
IgE on this hour:
- Is sent to Course 16
- Binds mast and basophil — histamine releases here ✓
- Is MHC
Taught on this hour.
IgA on 26-7 stays:
- In marrow
- Close to mucous membrane ✓
- On MHC 1
Nose, throat, lung, gut.
Complement punching cancer:
- A student protocol
- Her picture — cancer is a doctor’s word, you stop ✓
- IgE
The stop.
Four letters means:
- G+M as one, E, A
- G, M, E, A — each a name ✓
- Only E
The hour’s name.
Histamine release on E:
- Waits for Allergy II
- Is this hour’s teaching ✓
- Is a dose of histidine
Here.
If an airway is closing:
- You prescribe IgA
- You stop — anaphylaxis belongs with a physician ✓
- You wait for feeling
The stop.
Increase of capillary permeability so neutrophils pass is:
- IgA
- IgM’s teaching on this hour ✓
- MHC 2
M’s board.
You do not write a dose from this practice because:
- A yield named a letter ✓
- A blood titer is a doctor's number
- Course 16 said so
Names.