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Types of Antibodies
Vanshika Varshney
18081564015
Immunology
B.Sc. microbiology (H)
3rd year (5th Semester)
There are five different types of
antibody according to their heavy
chain constant region and are
distributed and function differently in
body:
1) Antibody G (Ig G)
2) Antibody A (Ig A)
3) Antibody M (Ig M)
4) Antibody D (Ig D)
5) Antibody E (Ig E)
Immunoglobulin G (IgG)
● Constitutes about 70-80% of total Igs of the body.
● IgG has maximum daily production.
● Longest half-life of 23 days.
● Highest serum concentration.
Immunoglobulin G (IgG)
● IgG has four subclasses- IgG1, IgG2, IgG3 and IgG4; all differ from
each other in the amino acid sequences of the constant region of their
γ-heavy chain.
● Subclasses vary in their biological functions, length of hinge region
and number of disulphide bridges.
● IgG3 has longest hinge region with 11 interchain disulphide bonds.
Functions of IgG
● IgG can cross placenta - hence provide immunity to the fetus and newborn.
● Among subclasses, IgG2 has the poorest ability to cross placenta.
● Complement fixing: Complement fixing ability of subclasses varies - IgG3> IgG1>
IgG2. IgG4 does not fix complements.
● Phagocytosis.
● Mediates precipitation and neutralization reactions.
● IgG plays a major role in neutralization of toxins as it can easily diffuse into
extravascular space.
● IgG is raised after long time following infection and represents chronic or past
infection (recovery).
● Coagglutination.
Immunoglobulin M (IgM)
● Among all Igs, IgM has highest molecular weight, and maximum
sedimentation coefficient (19S).
● Present only in intravascular compartment, not in body fluids or
secretions.
● IgM exists in both monomeric and pentameric forms:
o When present as membrane-bound antibody on B cells, it exists in
monomeric form.
o When present in secreted form, it is pentameric in nature
Functions of IgM
● Acute infection
● Complement fixing
● Antigen receptor.
● Acts as an opsonin
● Protection against
intravascular
organisms
● Mediate
agglutination
Immunoglobulin A (IgA)
● IgA is the second most abundant class of Ig next to IgG, constituting about
10-15% of total serum Ig.
● Exists in both monomeric and dimeric forms.
● Serum Ig A : IgA in serum is predominantly in monomeric form.
● Secretory IgA :
● Dimeric in nature; two IgA monomeric units joined by a J chain.
● Secretory component Location-Predominant antibody found in body
secretions like milk, saliva, tears, intestinal & respiratory tract mucosal
secretions.
● Secretory component is derived from poly Ig receptor present on the
serosal surfaces of the epithelial cells.
Function of secretory IgA
● Local or mucosal immunity.
● Effective against bacteria like Salmonella,
Vibrio, Neisseria, and viruses like polio and
influenza.
● Breast milk is rich in secretory IgA and provides
good protection to the immunologically
immature infant gut.
Subclasses of IgA
●Depending upon the amino acid sequences in the
constant region of heavy chain, IgA exists in two
isotypes:
● IgA1
● IgA2
Immunoglobulin E (IgE)
● Lowest serum concentration.
● Shortest half life.
● Minimum daily production.
● Only heat labile antibody (inactivated at 56º C in one hour).
● Has affinity for the surface of tissue cells (mainly mast cells) of the same species
(homocytotropism).
● Extravascular in distribution.
Functions of IgE
● Mediator of type I hypersensitivity reactions
● IgE is elevated in helminthic infections.
Immunoglobulin D (IgD)
● IgD is found as membrane
Ig on the surface of B cells
and acts as a B cell receptor
along with IgM.
● Has the highest
carbohydrate content
among all the Igs.
● No other function is
known for IgD so far.
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Types of Antibody

  • 1. Types of Antibodies Vanshika Varshney 18081564015 Immunology B.Sc. microbiology (H) 3rd year (5th Semester)
  • 2. There are five different types of antibody according to their heavy chain constant region and are distributed and function differently in body: 1) Antibody G (Ig G) 2) Antibody A (Ig A) 3) Antibody M (Ig M) 4) Antibody D (Ig D) 5) Antibody E (Ig E)
  • 3.
  • 4. Immunoglobulin G (IgG) ● Constitutes about 70-80% of total Igs of the body. ● IgG has maximum daily production. ● Longest half-life of 23 days. ● Highest serum concentration.
  • 5. Immunoglobulin G (IgG) ● IgG has four subclasses- IgG1, IgG2, IgG3 and IgG4; all differ from each other in the amino acid sequences of the constant region of their γ-heavy chain. ● Subclasses vary in their biological functions, length of hinge region and number of disulphide bridges. ● IgG3 has longest hinge region with 11 interchain disulphide bonds.
  • 6.
  • 7. Functions of IgG ● IgG can cross placenta - hence provide immunity to the fetus and newborn. ● Among subclasses, IgG2 has the poorest ability to cross placenta. ● Complement fixing: Complement fixing ability of subclasses varies - IgG3> IgG1> IgG2. IgG4 does not fix complements. ● Phagocytosis. ● Mediates precipitation and neutralization reactions. ● IgG plays a major role in neutralization of toxins as it can easily diffuse into extravascular space. ● IgG is raised after long time following infection and represents chronic or past infection (recovery). ● Coagglutination.
  • 8. Immunoglobulin M (IgM) ● Among all Igs, IgM has highest molecular weight, and maximum sedimentation coefficient (19S). ● Present only in intravascular compartment, not in body fluids or secretions. ● IgM exists in both monomeric and pentameric forms: o When present as membrane-bound antibody on B cells, it exists in monomeric form. o When present in secreted form, it is pentameric in nature
  • 9. Functions of IgM ● Acute infection ● Complement fixing ● Antigen receptor. ● Acts as an opsonin ● Protection against intravascular organisms ● Mediate agglutination
  • 10. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) ● IgA is the second most abundant class of Ig next to IgG, constituting about 10-15% of total serum Ig. ● Exists in both monomeric and dimeric forms. ● Serum Ig A : IgA in serum is predominantly in monomeric form. ● Secretory IgA : ● Dimeric in nature; two IgA monomeric units joined by a J chain. ● Secretory component Location-Predominant antibody found in body secretions like milk, saliva, tears, intestinal & respiratory tract mucosal secretions. ● Secretory component is derived from poly Ig receptor present on the serosal surfaces of the epithelial cells.
  • 11. Function of secretory IgA ● Local or mucosal immunity. ● Effective against bacteria like Salmonella, Vibrio, Neisseria, and viruses like polio and influenza. ● Breast milk is rich in secretory IgA and provides good protection to the immunologically immature infant gut.
  • 12. Subclasses of IgA ●Depending upon the amino acid sequences in the constant region of heavy chain, IgA exists in two isotypes: ● IgA1 ● IgA2
  • 13. Immunoglobulin E (IgE) ● Lowest serum concentration. ● Shortest half life. ● Minimum daily production. ● Only heat labile antibody (inactivated at 56º C in one hour). ● Has affinity for the surface of tissue cells (mainly mast cells) of the same species (homocytotropism). ● Extravascular in distribution.
  • 14. Functions of IgE ● Mediator of type I hypersensitivity reactions ● IgE is elevated in helminthic infections.
  • 15. Immunoglobulin D (IgD) ● IgD is found as membrane Ig on the surface of B cells and acts as a B cell receptor along with IgM. ● Has the highest carbohydrate content among all the Igs. ● No other function is known for IgD so far.