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15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies
The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to as "antibodies" or "Ig" for short. Immunoglobulins are "Y" shaped molecules that connect on one end to invading microbes (antigens) and on the other end they bind with various white cells that effectivley block and destroy the antigen. These specialized antibody molecules come in different shapes and sizes in order to provide flexibility in matching and destroying targeted antigens. Antibody molecules are found floating in the plasma as well as on the surface of specialized B-cells.
Immunoglobulins are constructed from two types of amino acid chains, heavy chains and light chains. Ig molecules contain two identical strands of heavy chains and two identical strands of light chains. The end with the two heavy chains forms a stable non-variable receptor point called an effector, which is the part of the Ig molecule that binds with our own immune system cells.
On the opposite end of the antibody are two antigen binding sites, each with a light chain and heavy chain combination. This combination of light and heavy chains forms highly variable tips that can adapt to match a specific antigen.
Immunoglobulins come in five basic types: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each type targets a specific type of antigen, which determines the make-up of the Y chain structure of each.
IgD, IgE and IgGs all use a single Y chain whether as stand alone antibodies or as receptors connected to white cells.
IgAs use a double Y chain, called a Dimer.
IgMs are unique in that they form a single Y chain when expressed on the surface of a B-cell, but the stand alone version of the IgM molecule forms a combination of five Y chains, known as a pentamer. Consequently, stand alone IgMs form a very large antibody molecule.
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This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative study between all the common types of antibody are explained in this video such as -
Antibody a, antibody g, antibody m, antibody d and antibody e.
These antibodies contain a structure made up with two immunoglobulin chain. One heavy chain and one light chain. Rearrangement of gene in variable region provide the b cell many choices to make all the varieties of antibody structures. Antibody A is known as the secretary antibody while Ig G is the most predominant form. These antibodies are also known as immunoglobulin or referred as Ig in short. Watch this video lecture to understand about the structure and function of antibody or immunoglobulin.
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What are antibodies?
Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found both on and in our bodies. Even frequent bathing doesn't rid us of all of these potential disease-causing threats.
To put things in perspective, the human colon contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as there are human cells in the entire human body. That's 10 trillion bacterial cells compared with 1 trillion human cells, for those who are counting. So humans are basically oversized bacteria buses.
Fortunately, our skin and mucosal surfaces provide the first line of defense against these little buggers. Nonetheless, some of these little guys make it into our bloodstream each time we scrape our skin or even when we brush our teeth.
As humans have evolved, so have germs. Germs have learned to disguise themselves with genetic mutations so an unchanging defense was no longer enough to protect against disease. Enter antibodies, tiny little protein complexes designed with millions of different shapes that recognize specific terms.
Antibodies are proteins created by white blood cells that float through the bloodstream looking for germs. Each antibody is designed to look for one very specific germ type. Antibodies act like small keys looking for the perfect lock. Once they find their target, they alert the remainder of the immune system to mount a full attack.
The body has the ability to create new antibodies in response to new infections and even in response to vaccines. So the next time the body encounters a particularly ill-tempered brigade of Streptococcus pneumoniae, it will be ready to mount a courageous defense.
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Antibody
An antibody (Ab), also known as an immunoglobulin (Ig), is a large, Y-shaped protein produced mainly by plasma cells that is used by the immune system to identify and neutralize pathogens such as bacteria and viruses. The antibody recognizes a unique molecule of the harmful agent, called an antigen, via the variable region. Each tip of the "Y" of an antibody contains a paratope (analogous to a lock) that is specific for one particular epitope (similarly analogous to a key) on an antigen, allowing these two structures to bind together with precision. Using this binding mechanism, an antibody can tag a microbe or an infected cell for attack by other parts of the immune system, or can neutralize its target directly (for example, by blocking a part of a microbe that is essential for its invasion and survival). The ability of an antibody to communicate with the other components of the immune system is mediated via its Fc region (located at the base of the "Y"), which contains a conserved glycosylation site involved in these interactions. The production of antibodies is the main function of the humoral immune system.
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5:21Biology Help: Antibodies Structure and Function explained in 5 minutes
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Video 15 Ig Antibodies and Immunoglobulin FunctionVideo 15 Ig Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Function
15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to as "antibodies" or "Ig" for short. Immunoglobulins are "Y" shaped molecules that connect on one end to invading microbes (antigens) and on the other end they bind with various white cells that effectivley block and destroy the antigen. These specialized antibody molecules come in different shapes and sizes in order to provide flexibility in matching and destroying targeted antigens. Antibody molecules are found floating in the plasma as well as on the surface of specialized B-cells. Immunoglobulins are constructed from two types of amino acid chains, heavy chains and light chains. Ig molecules contain two identical strands of heavy chains and two identical strands of light chains. The end with the two heavy chains forms a stable non-variable receptor point called an effector, which is the part of the Ig molecule that binds with our own immune system cells. On the opposite end of the antibody are two antigen binding sites, each with a light chain and heavy chain combination. This combination of light and heavy chains forms highly variable tips that can adapt to match a specific antigen. Immunoglobulins come in five basic types: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each type targets a specific type of antigen, which determines the make-up of the Y chain structure of each. IgD, IgE and IgGs all use a single Y chain whether as stand alone antibodies or as receptors connected to white cells. IgAs use a double Y chain, called a Dimer. IgMs are unique in that they form a single Y chain when expressed on the surface of a B-cell, but the stand alone version of the IgM molecule forms a combination of five Y chains, known as a pentamer. Consequently, stand alone IgMs form a very large antibody molecule. -
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This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative study between all the common types of antibody are explained in this video such as - Antibody a, antibody g, antibody m, antibody d and antibody e. These antibodies contain a structure made up with two immunoglobulin chain. One heavy chain and one light chain. Rearrangement of gene in variable region provide the b cell many choices to make all the varieties of antibody structures. Antibody A is known as the secretary antibody while Ig G is the most predominant form. These antibodies are also known as immunoglobulin or referred as Ig in short. Watch this video lecture to understand about the structure and function of antibody or immunoglobulin. For more information, log on to- http://www.shomusbiology.com/ Get Shomu's Biology DVD set here- http://www.shomusbiology.com/dvd-store/ Download the study materials here- http://shomusbiology.com/bio-materials.html Remember Shomu’s Biology is created to spread the knowledge of life science and biology by sharing all this free biology lectures video and animation presented by Suman Bhattacharjee in YouTube. All these tutorials are brought to you for free. Please subscribe to our channel so that we can grow together. You can check for any of the following services from Shomu’s Biology- Buy Shomu’s Biology lecture DVD set- www.shomusbiology.com/dvd-store Shomu’s Biology assignment services – www.shomusbiology.com/assignment -help Join Online coaching for CSIR NET exam – www.shomusbiology.com/net-coaching We are social. Find us on different sites here- Our Website – www.shomusbiology.com Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/ShomusBiology/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/shomusbiology SlideShare- www.slideshare.net/shomusbiology Google plus- https://plus.google.com/113648584982732129198 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/suman-bhattacharjee-2a051661 Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/user/TheFunsuman Thank you for watching the video on antibody structure and function. -
2:00What are antibodies?
What are antibodies?What are antibodies?
What are antibodies? Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found both on and in our bodies. Even frequent bathing doesn't rid us of all of these potential disease-causing threats. To put things in perspective, the human colon contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as there are human cells in the entire human body. That's 10 trillion bacterial cells compared with 1 trillion human cells, for those who are counting. So humans are basically oversized bacteria buses. Fortunately, our skin and mucosal surfaces provide the first line of defense against these little buggers. Nonetheless, some of these little guys make it into our bloodstream each time we scrape our skin or even when we brush our teeth. As humans have evolved, so have germs. Germs have learned to disguise themselves with genetic mutations so an unchanging defense was no longer enough to protect against disease. Enter antibodies, tiny little protein complexes designed with millions of different shapes that recognize specific terms. Antibodies are proteins created by white blood cells that float through the bloodstream looking for germs. Each antibody is designed to look for one very specific germ type. Antibodies act like small keys looking for the perfect lock. Once they find their target, they alert the remainder of the immune system to mount a full attack. The body has the ability to create new antibodies in response to new infections and even in response to vaccines. So the next time the body encounters a particularly ill-tempered brigade of Streptococcus pneumoniae, it will be ready to mount a courageous defense. Michael K. Davis, MD The Impatient Doctor -
6:00Antibodies Animation
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In this animation, we will explain what antibodies are, how they are made and how they are most commonly used in laboratory research.
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Antibodies - Biology Tutorial
www.salmonellaplace.com This is a Biology tutorial explaining what Antibodies are. We cover some topics important for classes such as Biology, Biochemistry, Hitsology etc. If you have any questions, don't be shy!! We hope we are able to clarify this topic. Enjoy! Plus, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more! Facebook: www.facebook.com/salmonellaplace Twitter: www.twitter.com/thesalmonella Tumblr: www.salmonellaplace.tumblr.com Check out www.somersault1824.com for the best library of scientific illustrations.
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Biology Help: Antibodies Structure and Function explained in 5 minutes
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Video 15 Ig Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Function
15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to as "antibodies" or "Ig" for short. Immunoglobulins are "Y" shaped molecules that connect on one end to invading microbes (antigens) and on the other end they bind with various white cells that effectivley block and destroy the antigen. These specialized antibody molecules come in different shapes and sizes in order to provide flexibility in matching and destroying targeted antigens. Antibody molecules are found floating in the plasma as well as on the surface of specialized B-cells. Immunoglobulins are constructed from two types of amino acid chains, heavy chains and light chains. Ig molecules contain two identical strands of heav...
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Antibodies (Immunoglobulins)
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Antibody structure and function
This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative study between all the common types of antibody are explained in this video such as - Antibody a, antibody g, antibody m, antibody d and antibody e. These antibodies contain a structure made up with two immunoglobulin chain. One heavy chain and one light chain. Rearrangement of gene in variable region provide the b cell many choices to make all the varieties of antibody structures. Antibody A is known as the secretary antibody while Ig G is the most predominant form. These antibodies are also known as immunoglobulin or referred as Ig in short. Watch this video lecture to understand about the structure and function of antibody or imm...
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What are antibodies?
What are antibodies? Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found both on and in our bodies. Even frequent bathing doesn't rid us of all of these potential disease-causing threats. To put things in perspective, the human colon contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as there are human cells in the entire human body. That's 10 trillion bacterial cells compared with 1 trillion human cells, for those who are counting. So humans are basically oversized bacteria buses. Fortunately, our skin and mucosal surfaces provide the first line of defense against these little buggers. Nonetheless, some of these little guys make it into our bloodstream each time we scrape our skin or even when we brush our teet...
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Antibodies Animation
In this animation, we will explain what antibodies are, how they are made and how they are most commonly used in laboratory research.
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Specific Immunity, Antibodies
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15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies
The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to ...
15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies
The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to as "antibodies" or "Ig" for short. Immunoglobulins are "Y" shaped molecules that connect on one end to invading microbes (antigens) and on the other end they bind with various white cells that effectivley block and destroy the antigen. These specialized antibody molecules come in different shapes and sizes in order to provide flexibility in matching and destroying targeted antigens. Antibody molecules are found floating in the plasma as well as on the surface of specialized B-cells.
Immunoglobulins are constructed from two types of amino acid chains, heavy chains and light chains. Ig molecules contain two identical strands of heavy chains and two identical strands of light chains. The end with the two heavy chains forms a stable non-variable receptor point called an effector, which is the part of the Ig molecule that binds with our own immune system cells.
On the opposite end of the antibody are two antigen binding sites, each with a light chain and heavy chain combination. This combination of light and heavy chains forms highly variable tips that can adapt to match a specific antigen.
Immunoglobulins come in five basic types: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each type targets a specific type of antigen, which determines the make-up of the Y chain structure of each.
IgD, IgE and IgGs all use a single Y chain whether as stand alone antibodies or as receptors connected to white cells.
IgAs use a double Y chain, called a Dimer.
IgMs are unique in that they form a single Y chain when expressed on the surface of a B-cell, but the stand alone version of the IgM molecule forms a combination of five Y chains, known as a pentamer. Consequently, stand alone IgMs form a very large antibody molecule.
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15) The core of adaptive immunity: immunoglobulin antibodies
The immune system depends on special binding molecules known as immunoglobulins, also referred to as "antibodies" or "Ig" for short. Immunoglobulins are "Y" shaped molecules that connect on one end to invading microbes (antigens) and on the other end they bind with various white cells that effectivley block and destroy the antigen. These specialized antibody molecules come in different shapes and sizes in order to provide flexibility in matching and destroying targeted antigens. Antibody molecules are found floating in the plasma as well as on the surface of specialized B-cells.
Immunoglobulins are constructed from two types of amino acid chains, heavy chains and light chains. Ig molecules contain two identical strands of heavy chains and two identical strands of light chains. The end with the two heavy chains forms a stable non-variable receptor point called an effector, which is the part of the Ig molecule that binds with our own immune system cells.
On the opposite end of the antibody are two antigen binding sites, each with a light chain and heavy chain combination. This combination of light and heavy chains forms highly variable tips that can adapt to match a specific antigen.
Immunoglobulins come in five basic types: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each type targets a specific type of antigen, which determines the make-up of the Y chain structure of each.
IgD, IgE and IgGs all use a single Y chain whether as stand alone antibodies or as receptors connected to white cells.
IgAs use a double Y chain, called a Dimer.
IgMs are unique in that they form a single Y chain when expressed on the surface of a B-cell, but the stand alone version of the IgM molecule forms a combination of five Y chains, known as a pentamer. Consequently, stand alone IgMs form a very large antibody molecule.
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Antibodies (Immunoglobulins)
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Antibody structure and function
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This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative s...
This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative study between all the common types of antibody are explained in this video such as -
Antibody a, antibody g, antibody m, antibody d and antibody e.
These antibodies contain a structure made up with two immunoglobulin chain. One heavy chain and one light chain. Rearrangement of gene in variable region provide the b cell many choices to make all the varieties of antibody structures. Antibody A is known as the secretary antibody while Ig G is the most predominant form. These antibodies are also known as immunoglobulin or referred as Ig in short. Watch this video lecture to understand about the structure and function of antibody or immunoglobulin.
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This lecture explains about the antibody structure and function. It explains the role of different structures of antibody to reflect its function. Comparative study between all the common types of antibody are explained in this video such as -
Antibody a, antibody g, antibody m, antibody d and antibody e.
These antibodies contain a structure made up with two immunoglobulin chain. One heavy chain and one light chain. Rearrangement of gene in variable region provide the b cell many choices to make all the varieties of antibody structures. Antibody A is known as the secretary antibody while Ig G is the most predominant form. These antibodies are also known as immunoglobulin or referred as Ig in short. Watch this video lecture to understand about the structure and function of antibody or immunoglobulin.
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What are antibodies?
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What are antibodies?
Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found bo...
What are antibodies?
Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found both on and in our bodies. Even frequent bathing doesn't rid us of all of these potential disease-causing threats.
To put things in perspective, the human colon contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as there are human cells in the entire human body. That's 10 trillion bacterial cells compared with 1 trillion human cells, for those who are counting. So humans are basically oversized bacteria buses.
Fortunately, our skin and mucosal surfaces provide the first line of defense against these little buggers. Nonetheless, some of these little guys make it into our bloodstream each time we scrape our skin or even when we brush our teeth.
As humans have evolved, so have germs. Germs have learned to disguise themselves with genetic mutations so an unchanging defense was no longer enough to protect against disease. Enter antibodies, tiny little protein complexes designed with millions of different shapes that recognize specific terms.
Antibodies are proteins created by white blood cells that float through the bloodstream looking for germs. Each antibody is designed to look for one very specific germ type. Antibodies act like small keys looking for the perfect lock. Once they find their target, they alert the remainder of the immune system to mount a full attack.
The body has the ability to create new antibodies in response to new infections and even in response to vaccines. So the next time the body encounters a particularly ill-tempered brigade of Streptococcus pneumoniae, it will be ready to mount a courageous defense.
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What are antibodies?
Each and every day our bodies are attacked by billions of microscopic invaders. Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and even parasites are found both on and in our bodies. Even frequent bathing doesn't rid us of all of these potential disease-causing threats.
To put things in perspective, the human colon contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as there are human cells in the entire human body. That's 10 trillion bacterial cells compared with 1 trillion human cells, for those who are counting. So humans are basically oversized bacteria buses.
Fortunately, our skin and mucosal surfaces provide the first line of defense against these little buggers. Nonetheless, some of these little guys make it into our bloodstream each time we scrape our skin or even when we brush our teeth.
As humans have evolved, so have germs. Germs have learned to disguise themselves with genetic mutations so an unchanging defense was no longer enough to protect against disease. Enter antibodies, tiny little protein complexes designed with millions of different shapes that recognize specific terms.
Antibodies are proteins created by white blood cells that float through the bloodstream looking for germs. Each antibody is designed to look for one very specific germ type. Antibodies act like small keys looking for the perfect lock. Once they find their target, they alert the remainder of the immune system to mount a full attack.
The body has the ability to create new antibodies in response to new infections and even in response to vaccines. So the next time the body encounters a particularly ill-tempered brigade of Streptococcus pneumoniae, it will be ready to mount a courageous defense.
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The Impatient Doctor
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In this animation, we will explain what antibodies are, how they are made and how they are most commonly used in laboratory research.
In this animation, we will explain what antibodies are, how they are made and how they are most commonly used in laboratory research.
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