True or False: 1. Agglutinins are antigens that produce agglutination 2. No agglutination can be...
True or False:
1. Agglutinins are antigens that produce agglutination
2. No agglutination can be observed when the concentration of antibody is high
3. For the quantitative agglutination test, serial dilutions of the sample (antigen) are made and then are tested for antibody
4. If the antibody is incubated with antigen prior to mixing with latex, agglutination is activated
Homework Answers
ANSWER.
1. Agglutinins are antigens that produce agglutination is a
FALSE statement.
* Agglutinins are antibodies that produce agglutination.
2. No agglutination can be observed when the concentration of
antibody is high is a TRUE statement.
* Excess antibodies do not form visible type of agglutination.
3. For the quantitative agglutination test serial dilution of the sample
(antigen) and then are tested for antibody is a TRUE statement.
4. If the antibody is incubated with antigen prior to mixing with latex,
agglutination is activated is a FALSE statement.
* Because if the antibody is incubated with antigen prior to mixing with
latex agglutination is inhibited due to unavailability of free antibodies.
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