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The heavy chains of IgG and IgA (and also IgD) each have two constant domains in the Fc region hiv infection rates city purchase minipress 2.5bottles mastercard, whereas IgM and IgE have three. In addition, IgM forms pentamers of five Ig monomers held together by a J (joining) chain polypeptide, whereas IgA can similarly form dimers. The large size of IgM means that it is mainly restricted to the bloodstream (except at sites of inflammation), whereas the other classes more readily diffuse into tissues. IgG is the most abundant antibody class and also is transported across the placenta from the maternal to the foetal circulation during gestation. This maternal IgG provides initial protection against infection to newborn babies until their own immune system produces significant levels of antibodies, but is lacking in babies born very prematurely. In its dimeric form, IgA is transported across mucosal epithelia and thus constitutes the main antibody class conferring protection in secretions and at mucosal surfaces. Part of the mucosal receptor that binds and transports IgA across the epithelium remains associated with it as the secretory piece. IgA is also secreted into milk and thus confers protection to the gastrointestinal tract of suckling babies. Antibodies can neutralize microbes and their toxins simply by binding to them, thereby inhibiting their functions and infectivity. However, antibodies can also contribute to the destruction of infectious agents by interacting with other defensive components, as described below. Antibody effector functions Antibodies are bifunctional molecules with one end having antigen binding properties while the other end triggers defensive activities. This is triggered when IgM or several IgG antibodies that are bound to antigen interact with the complement C1 protein complex, resulting in the formation of a C3 convertase enzyme from C4 and C2 (C4b2a). The conversion, or splitting, of complement protein C3 by the C3 convertase enzymes into fragments C3a and C3b is the central event of complement activation and generates a range of biological effects. Some of the C3b can be used to generate more of the alternative pathway C3 convertase; it also modifies the activity of the C3 convertase enzymes to split C5 into C5a and C5b. As mentioned under Innate and adaptive immunity above, C3a and C5a activate mast cells and thus promote inflammation: they also attract and activate neutrophils (particularly C5a). As described under Innate and adaptive immunity above, the phagocytes (macrophages and neutrophils) express pattern-recognition molecules that enable them to bind microbes directly. Thus, microbes such as bacteria can be firmly bound to the surface of phagocytes when opsonized by antibodies and C3b. The microbes can then be destroyed by lysosomal enzymes and reactive oxygen molecules. Some microbes, such as the mycobacteria that cause tuberculosis and leprosy, are relatively resistant to the digestive activities of phagocytes and are able to survive and multiply within the cytoplasmic vesicles of macrophages.

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Masil, 57 years: Counsel for the opposing side will then cross-examine the witness and may attempt to undermine the evidence given by the expert or the standing of the expert in his profession. Reversible neutropenia sometimes occurs with prolonged high-dose penicillin therapy. The goal of surgery should be symptomatic relief, as well as optimizing nasal anatomy to facilitate drainage of the sinuses. Examples are contact dermatitis due to latex, topical antibiotics or antifungal drugs.

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