What class of antibody exists as a pentamer?

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What class of antibody exists as a pentamer?

What class of antibody exists as a pentamer? IgM

Identify Heavy and Light Chains, Variable and Constant Regions on the antibody schematic

Identify Heavy and Light Chains, Variable and Constant Regions on the antibody schematic Heavy chains are the larger inside lines Light Chains are the smaller outside lines C = constant V = variable V V C C

What are six ways that Antibodies are protective?

What are six ways that Antibodies are protective?

What antibody is found on the surface of B cells?

What antibody is found on the surface of B cells? IgD IgM

Describe what happens when Antigen binds to the receptor on B cells?

Describe what happens when Antigen binds to the receptor on B cells? The B cell will proliferate (undergo several divisions to make many clones of itself These cells will then differentiate into plasma cells or memory cells The plasma cells will secrete antibody The memory cells allow for a rapid secondary immune response

What portion of an antibody binds to receptors on macrophages or basophils?

What portion of an antibody binds to receptors on macrophages or basophils? The Fc region These cells have Fc receptors for specific classes of antibody

What types of antibody activate complement?

What types of antibody activate complement? IgG IgM

The first antibody made in a primary immune response is:

The first antibody made in a primary immune response is: IgM