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IgG group1.pptx
1. GROUP NO 1 . IMMUNOGLOBULIN G(Ig
G)
Objectives
1. Introduction
2. Sub-types/sub-classes
3. Properties
4. Functions/roles of Ig G
5. Deficit
2. Introduction
Immunoglobulin G (Ig G) Is the most common and abundant antibody. Blood
plasma consists of 75-80% of Ig G antibodies
It has longest life span of about 23 days, It can cross the placental barrier and
provide passive immunity to a developing fetus.
Ig G antibodies remember the pathogens that have previously entered the body
and caused an infection
3. PROPERTIES
It is the most versatile Ig and can carry all function of Ig molecules
It is the major Ig in serum
It is the only Ig that crosses placenta
It is also found in extra-vascular space
It fixes complement although not all sub classes do this well
It binds to cells and is a good poisoning (substance that enhance phagocytosis)
4. SUB-CLASSES/TYPES
Ig G Is the combination of four different types which are IgG1, IgG2, IgG3 and IgG4
IgG1 Is the most abundant IgG sub-class in human sera, it mediates antibody
responses against viral pathogen
IgG2 it protect against protein antigens but responsible for anti carbohydrate IgG
responses against bacterial capsular polysaccharides.
IgG3 it is known to promote inflammation as is associated with enhanced control
or protection against a range of intracellular bacteria, parasite and viruses.
IgG4 It is believed to constitute a veritable antigen ‘garbage disposal’ system
which can attenuate inflammation.
5.
6. FUNCTIONS/ ROLES
It binds and neutralizes toxin
It protect the body from infection
It play an important role in antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity
Involved in regulation of allergic reaction
7. DEFICIT
IgG deficiency is a health problem in which a body does not make enough
immunoglobulin G and predispose person to get infection
IgG DEFICIENCY may be caused by aging, malnutrition, chemotherapy
medicines and long term corticosteroids