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The antibody produced in the highest amount against allergens is:
The antibody produced in the highest amount against allergens is:
- IgE (correct)
- Ig
- IgG
- IgA
What does IgG do?
What does IgG do?
Placenta cross
What is the function of IgA?
What is the function of IgA?
Mother's milk
What antibody is produced first?
What antibody is produced first?
Describe the function of IgE
Describe the function of IgE
Flashcards
IgE
IgE
Antibody involved in allergic reactions.
IgA
IgA
Antibody found in mucous secretions, playing a crucial rule in mucosal immunity.
IgG
IgG
Most abundant antibody in serum, providing long-term immunity.
IgM
IgM
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Antibody
Antibody
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IgG and Placenta
IgG and Placenta
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IgA and Mother's Milk
IgA and Mother's Milk
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IgM and Primary Response
IgM and Primary Response
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IgE and Allergic Response
IgE and Allergic Response
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GAMED
GAMED
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Study Notes
- The antibody produced in highest amount against allergen is IgE
- Antibodies can be remembered with the acronym GAMED
- IgG crosses the placenta
- IgA is present in mother's milk
- IgM is formed first
- IgE is energic
- IgD is responsible for immunity
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Description
This content covers the types and functions of antibodies, remembered by the acronym GAMED. Key points include IgE's role in allergies, IgG crossing the placenta, IgA in breast milk, and IgM as the first antibody formed. It also touches on the roles of IgE and IgD in immunity.