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Ch. 18 - Practical Applications of Immunology
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14장, 문제 5

Use the following choices to answer questions 4 and 5:
a. Anti-Brucella
b. Brucella
c. Substrate for the enzyme
Which item is from the patient in an indirect ELISA test?

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Understand the principle of an indirect ELISA test: it is used to detect antibodies in a patient's sample by using a known antigen attached to a surface.
Identify the components involved in an indirect ELISA: the antigen (which is fixed on the plate), the patient's sample (which may contain antibodies), and a secondary antibody that binds to the patient's antibodies.
Recognize that in an indirect ELISA, the patient's sample provides the antibodies that will bind to the antigen coated on the plate.
From the given choices, determine which item represents the patient's contribution in the test. Since the patient provides antibodies, the correct choice corresponds to 'anti-Brucella' (antibodies against Brucella).
Conclude that the item from the patient in an indirect ELISA test is the antibody specific to the antigen used, which is 'anti-Brucella'.

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주요 개념

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Indirect ELISA Test

Indirect ELISA is a laboratory technique used to detect antibodies in a patient's sample. It involves coating a plate with antigen, adding the patient's serum (which may contain antibodies), and then using a secondary antibody with an enzyme to produce a measurable signal.
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06:59
The Ames Test

Role of Antibodies in Indirect ELISA

In an indirect ELISA, the antibodies come from the patient’s sample and bind specifically to the antigen coated on the plate. Detecting these antibodies helps determine if the patient has been exposed to or infected by a particular pathogen.
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Antibodies

Components of ELISA Test Setup

Key components include the antigen (e.g., Brucella), the patient’s antibodies, and the enzyme substrate. The antigen is fixed on the plate, the patient’s antibodies bind if present, and the substrate reacts with the enzyme linked to the secondary antibody to produce a detectable signal.
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06:59
The Ames Test