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Microbiology - Immunology (P-VII)
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Bachelor or Science (B.Sc)
B.Sc. Part - II : Semester- III
Microbiology - Immunology (P-VII)
Unit-I - Infection, Immunity and Immune Response
Immunity-defination and classification
Immunity-defination and classification
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Microbiology - Immunology (P-VII)
Syllabus
Unit-I - Infection, Immunity and Immune Response
Unit-II - Antigens, Antibodies and Immune Response
Unit-III - Antigen antibody reactions.
Unit-IV - Hypersensitivity.
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Ist Unit test on 05-09-2019
B.Sc. II year (Immunology)
Infection- Types, sources and transmission
Factors affecting on bacterial pathogenecity
Antigen
H and O antigen of Salmonella typhi
Antibody-Introduction, structure and classes
Difference between Pri. and Sec. Immune response
Introduction Ag-Ab reaction
Types of ELISA
Indirect ELISA
Sandwich ELISA
Competative ELISA
Agglutination-Introduction
Types of Agglutination
Radioimmune assay- Principle, uses
Antigen Antibody Reaction-Precipitation
Precipitation
Hypersensitivity- Introduction, causes, Mechanism and types
Hypersensitivity-Type-I
Hypersensitivity-Type-II
Hypersensitivity-Type-III
Hypersensitivity-Type-IV
Hypersensitivity-Type-I, II, III and IV in One Table
Hypersensitivity
Hypersensitivity a
HYPERSENSITIVITY
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Factors affecting on bacterial pathogenecity ►