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How do antibodies and macrophages work together during an antigen-antibody reaction?
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- it does not evolve in the immune system and it engages the golgi aperatis and swells it
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What kind of bond holds the chains of antibodies together?
It is a disulfide bond!
The cell types that are most responsible for presenting foreign antigens together with surface antigens to specific receptors on the membrane of T lymphocytes are the macrophages and?
dendritic cells
How does the enzyme catalyze the reaction?
An enzyme catalyzes the reaction by changing the shapes of the molecules that stress the bonds holding together. Therefore the bond is weaker and will break down faster.
Life energy processes and food production?
plants can make their own food by the process of photosynthesis photo means sun or light while synthesis means together or making food together the are to kinds of process in food reaction the dark and light reaction
What type of reaction takes place when starch molecules are converted into reducing sugars?
the reaction in which glucose molecules are formed from starch is a Hydrolisis reaction
Can you take Naproxen and antibodies together?
no
What happens if anti-B antibodies are mixed with group B red cells?
In a test tube the red cells agglutinate, ie. stick together. In vivo you have a transfusion reaction and kill the patient.
Why do antibodies force viruses to clamp together?
so they can eat them at once, and stop them from spreading i mean antibodies eat the virus up....
What kind of bond holds the chains of antibodies together?
It is a disulfide bond!
How do antibodies react to antigens?
Type B antibodies react to type B antigens by begining to clump together, and the clumps may block blood vessels.
If you have a forward reaction and reverse reaction occurring together what type of reaction is that?
reversible reaction
What do antibodies to do the body?
antibodies are proteins that stick to the invading microorganisms the antibodies lock onto the antigen and force the bacteria or viruses to clump together.
What if the function of the antibody?
An antibody is a Y shaped proteins that are cruical to the specific immune response and are released by lymphocytes. The top "arms" of the Y have sites that recognise and bind specfic counterparts, other proteins called antigens, on cells that are not SELF (cells that are part of the organism producing the antibodies). Each of the arms on one antibody recognises the same antigen as it partner arm and so each antibody binds two atingens. This mean that potentially two cells can be bound together and this is the primary function of antibodies, to bind masses of cells together making them inefctive at damaging SELF cells and as a mass they are phagocytosed by macrophages. Antibodies are also present on T-lymphocytes which use them to recognise non-self cell and directly destroy them.
What type of chemical reaction connects polymers together?
The type of chemical reaction that connects polymers together is dehydration synthesis.
How the human blood protects your body against infection?
Human blood contains white blood cells, such as neutrophils, macrophages, and lymphocytes, that work together to fight off bacterial and viral infections. These cells help identify and destroy pathogens, as well as produce antibodies that can specifically target and neutralize harmful invaders. Additionally, blood contains proteins like antibodies and complement proteins that assist in the immune response by marking pathogens for destruction and enhancing the ability of white blood cells to engulf them.
Is putting acid and metal together a chemical reaction or combustion?
chemical reaction
What is the reaction called that attaches fatty acids tails together?
This is a condensation reaction.
