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Introduction to Immunodiagnostics
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00:01 Immunodiagnostics are used to assess patients with suspected immunological conditions. 00:07 Clinical situations in which immune system components are assessed include infection, where we use the term seroconversion to describe a situation where antibodies are produced against specific pathogens. 00:23 So the presence of an antibody against a particular bacterium or virus will indicate that that person is seroconverted. 00:31 We measure immunological parameters in immunodeficiency that can be quantitative measurements or qualitative measurements. 00:41 In allergy, sensitization to allergens is measured. 00:46 In autoimmune disease, autoantibodies and T-cell autoreactivity can be measured. 00:53 And finally in transplantation, HLA matching takes place. 00:58 This was covered in the transplantation lecture.
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The lecture Introduction to Immunodiagnostics by Peter Delves, PhD is from the course Immunodiagnostics.
Included Quiz Questions
Seroconversion generally refers to which of the following?
- A change from a seronegative to a seropositive state
- A change from a seropositive to a seronegative state
- A change from either a seropositive or seronegative state to the other
- A change to a seronegative state after a previous change to a seropositive state
- A change to a seropositive state after a previous conversion to a seronegative state
Human leukocyte antigen-matching is specifically required for which of the following?
- Transplantation
- Qualitative measurement of immunodeficiency
- Quantitative measurement of immunodeficiency
- Allergy desensitization
- Confirmation of seroconversion
Author of lecture Introduction to Immunodiagnostics
Peter Delves, PhD
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