Objective of this course :  Immunology is the study of the body’s immune system & its function and disorders.  Serology is the studdy of blood serum.

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Objective of this course :  Immunology is the study of the body’s immune system & its function and disorders.  Serology is the studdy of blood serum ( the clear fluids that separates when blood clots).

Immunology & serology laboratory focus on :  Identifying antibodies ( proteins made by a type of WBCs in response to antigen, a foreign protein, in the body ).  Investigating problems with the immune system such as Autoimmune diseases ( when the body’s immune system turns on its own tissues) as in Rheumatoid arthritis and Immunodeficiency disorders when a body’s immune system is underactive.

Course Outlines : 1. Application of Ag/Ab reaction : Agglutination Precipitation 2. ELISA (Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay) Direct ELISA ( Sandwich ) Indirect ELISA. Competitive ELISA. 3. RIA (RadioImmunoAssay) Hormones  IRMA (Immuno Radiometric Assay)  Allergy

Grades:  Midterm exam ………………… marks  Final exam ……………………… 30 marks  Practical Final exam ……………. 20 marks  Quizzes ……………………….…. 10 marks  Reports + presentation ……….…. 10 marks

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