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This document details a practical exercise focused on cellular diagnostics and immunology. It covers topics such as CD counts, monoclonal and polyclonal antibody production, and techniques like flow cytometry. The document is suitable for undergraduate students in a related field.

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Practical II Cellular diagnostics how to detect one cell = immunology mb proteins CD (cluster of differentiation) T-helper cells...

Practical II Cellular diagnostics how to detect one cell = immunology mb proteins CD (cluster of differentiation) T-helper cells model profile on the mb of the cell that is spe for this cell found which molecule is specific for this cells - CD 4 in T helper cells polyclonal = all pool of Ab is activated production of Ab against one of this protein = identification of this spe cell Production of polyclonal antibodies Production of monoclonal antibodies identification only of one part of the molecule = harder you have to find 1. entire molecules 20 epitopes injection to other species 2. fuse this cell with the cell that is immortal = cancer cells hybridoma = all cells from the spleen and myoloma (cancer cell) only in high productive rate 1 cell of hybridoma in each tube 100 of wells of hybridoma CD (clusters of differentiation) constant region = fluorescent dye Enzymatic reaction Others indirect Dye S+P=Signal Luminiscence fluorescence fluorescence radioactivity Flow cytometry Flow cytometry A laser- or impedance-based, biophysical technology employed in cell counting, cell sorting, biomarker detection and protein engineering, by suspending cells in a stream of fluid and passing them through an electronic detection apparatus. Separation Form Fluorescence colour Charge Immunohistology Extraction of Lymphocytes Lymphocytes and monocytes Procedure FITC Anti-human CD4 Direct test to detect Helper T-cells The slides are total lymphocytes Prepare the slides 20microL of product 15 min 2X10 min PBS Mount the slides with covers Microscope Results

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