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WorksheetsImmunology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Castles intrinsic factor
Absorption of vitamin B12
Deficiency leads to Anemia
Produced by Parietal cells of stomach
Seen in Synovial fluid
DNP is
A hapten
An Adjuvant
A flocculant
None of the above
BSA can act as
A hapten
A carrier protein
An antibody
A flocculant
An adjuvant
Can reduce the antigenicity of a substance
Can enhance the autoimmunity in Females
Can increase the antigenicity of a substance
All of the options
An epitope is located on
Antibody
Antigen
Both antibody and antigen
Variable region of antibodies are located on
Fc portion
Constant region
Fab portion
Light chains only
Agglutination reaction is seen in
Blood grouping
Gel precipitation
Soluble antigens
All of the options
HAPTENS are also known as
BSA
Oil in water emulsions
ISCOMs
Partial antigens
The antibody that is usually seen in secretions
IgA
IgD
IgM
IgE
The antibody that exists as a pentamer
IgG
IgE
IgD
IgM
