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| − | <p> <span class="intro"> For peptide aptamers</span> to be implementable in diagnostics and therapy, some challenges have to be accomodated. Antibodies comprise a dangerous threat for microorganisms displaying pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). PAMPs are recognized by the antibodies Fab-region and induces an immune response through the Fc-region, that binds effector cells of the immune system. The effector mechanisms include <span class="tooltipLink">opsonisation</span><span class="tooltip"><span class="tooltipHeader">Opsonisation</span>Opson originates from | + | <p> <span class="intro"> For peptide aptamers</span> to be implementable in diagnostics and therapy, some challenges have to be accomodated. Antibodies comprise a dangerous threat for microorganisms displaying pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). PAMPs are recognized by the antibodies Fab-region and induces an immune response through the Fc-region, that binds effector cells of the immune system. The effector mechanisms include <span class="tooltipLink">opsonisation</span><span class="tooltip"><span class="tooltipHeader">Opsonisation</span><i>Opson</i> originates from Grece, where it referrers to a delicious side-dish. In this context it means that antibodies mark pathogens, making them more appetizing for phagocytes (i.e. neutrophils and macrophages)</span>, <span class="tooltipLink">agglutination</span><span class="tooltip"><span class="tooltipHeader">Agglutination</span><i>agglutinare</i> is Latin and means "to glue". In the immune response it means that the antibodies bind multiple antigens, creating a cluster which is easier for the phagocytes to process in one portion</span>, haemolysis, complement activation and mast cell degranulation, and neutralization. |
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Medical aspects
For peptide aptamers to be implementable in diagnostics and therapy, some challenges have to be accomodated. Antibodies comprise a dangerous threat for microorganisms displaying pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). PAMPs are recognized by the antibodies Fab-region and induces an immune response through the Fc-region, that binds effector cells of the immune system. The effector mechanisms include opsonisationOpsonisationOpson originates from Grece, where it referrers to a delicious side-dish. In this context it means that antibodies mark pathogens, making them more appetizing for phagocytes (i.e. neutrophils and macrophages), agglutinationAgglutinationagglutinare is Latin and means "to glue". In the immune response it means that the antibodies bind multiple antigens, creating a cluster which is easier for the phagocytes to process in one portion, haemolysis, complement activation and mast cell degranulation, and neutralization.