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CLS 306 Immunology
Laboratory Study Guide
Questions and Answers
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Affinity initial force of attraction between a fab site on an Ab molecule and an epitope
or determinant site on an Ag
Avidity overall strength of attraction Ag and Ab binding
sum of all the affinities of the individual Ab and Ag combining sites
Sensitivity proportion of people who have a specifiic disease/condition and with a
positive test
Specificity the proportion of people who do not have the disease/condition and do not
have a negative test
Container associated with biological waste Biohazard Waste
Treponemal Tests (for Syphilis) Fluorescent Treponemal Antibody Absorption (FTA-ABS)
Treponema Pallidium Particle Agglutination (TP-PA)
Labeling Containers is what part of the Bloodborne Quality Management
Pathogen Exposure Control Plan?
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Different Types of Protective Mechanisms vs Bacteria Intact skin and mucosal surface (structural barriers)
Accute phase reactants (C-reactive protein) activates complement system and
promotes phagocytosis by macrophages
Adaptive immune response produces antibodies directed against bacterial
antigens or exotoxins
Dilution for Bleach if Cavicide is not available 1:10 or 10% (needs confirmation)
Precipitation Curve Prozone - antigen combines with only one or two antibody molecules, no
cross-linkage
Zone of Equivalence
Postzone - small aggregates are surrounded by excess antigen, no cross-links
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CLS 306 Immunology
Laboratory Study Guide
Questions and Answers
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,CLS 306 Immunology Laboratory Study Guide CLS 306 Immunology Laboratory Study Guide.pdf 2026-03-21
Affinity initial force of attraction between a fab site on an Ab molecule and an epitope
or determinant site on an Ag
Avidity overall strength of attraction Ag and Ab binding
sum of all the affinities of the individual Ab and Ag combining sites
Sensitivity proportion of people who have a specifiic disease/condition and with a
positive test
Specificity the proportion of people who do not have the disease/condition and do not
have a negative test
Container associated with biological waste Biohazard Waste
Treponemal Tests (for Syphilis) Fluorescent Treponemal Antibody Absorption (FTA-ABS)
Treponema Pallidium Particle Agglutination (TP-PA)
Labeling Containers is what part of the Bloodborne Quality Management
Pathogen Exposure Control Plan?
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Different Types of Protective Mechanisms vs Bacteria Intact skin and mucosal surface (structural barriers)
Accute phase reactants (C-reactive protein) activates complement system and
promotes phagocytosis by macrophages
Adaptive immune response produces antibodies directed against bacterial
antigens or exotoxins
Dilution for Bleach if Cavicide is not available 1:10 or 10% (needs confirmation)
Precipitation Curve Prozone - antigen combines with only one or two antibody molecules, no
cross-linkage
Zone of Equivalence
Postzone - small aggregates are surrounded by excess antigen, no cross-links
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