IgG: Most common and versatile, only class transferred across placenta, and is an opsonin (enhances phagocytosis). IgA: Second most common major class of Ig in secretions like mucus. IgM: Third most common, first made by fetus, good at clumping microorganisms in preparation for excretions. IgD: Not very common mainly found on B cell surfaces. IgE: Least common involved in allergic reactions helpful in diagnosing parasites.
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Yes, but he only asked for 2.Kuttan wrote:IgG: Most common and versatile, only class transferred across placenta, and is an opsonin (enhances phagocytosis). IgA: Second most common major class of Ig in secretions like mucus. IgM: Third most common, first made by fetus, good at clumping microorganisms in preparation for excretions. IgD: Not very common mainly found on B cell surfaces. IgE: Least common involved in allergic reactions helpful in diagnosing parasites.
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Which type of capillaries (continuous, fenestrated, or sinusoid) are the most common?
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What are the three types of skin cancer, and how can you differentiate between them?
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The three types of skin cancer are: Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, and Malignant Melanoma. Basal Cells Carcinoma has a pinkish, raised, and waxy surface. Squamous can look like a dull, rough, redish, and raised skin lesion. It occurs mostly on sun-exposed areas. Malignant Melanoma is usually asymmetric, with irregular borders, variation of coloration in the area, and the diameter is bigger than 6 mm.
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pandora_9999 wrote:Where do T-cells and B-cells mature?
T-cells mature in the thymus, and B-cells mature in the bone marrow.
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