APR 241 Module 1 Puzzle 2

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Across
  1. 3. Type of cells used to verify that the AHG reagent was added to the tube and that it shows appropriate reactivity
  2. 4. This system has a cascade of activation with one protein in the cascade becoming activated and, in turn, activating the next protein in the cascade
  3. 5. Antiglobulin used to reveal the presence of antibody bound to red cell antigen
  4. 6. Number of classes into which antibodies can be separated
  5. 9. The strength of the interaction between the antibody and its corresponding antigen
  6. 11. These cells are provided by a manufacturer
  7. 12. Bond that holds the 4 chains of an antibody together
  8. 14. The amount of antibody present in a person's plasma
  9. 15. Chain which determines class to which antibody belongs
  10. 17. Antibody directed against a foreign antigen
  11. 19. fragments Name of fragment responsible for binding complement
  12. 20. Acronym for the endpoint of the complement cascade
Down
  1. 1. Antibody directed against a self-antigen
  2. 2. Changes in this condition can impact binding between antibody and antigen
  3. 7. Enhancement agent that increases the chance that an antibody will bind to its corresponding antigen
  4. 8. Process of reacting patient plasma with the selected donor cells to confirm that no hemolysis occurs
  5. 10. Type of antibody most likely to react at the immediate spin phase only
  6. 13. Type of hemolysis that occurs in the blood vessel
  7. 16. Name of fragment where the specific binding to the antigen occurs
  8. 18. Type of antibody most likely to react at LISS or AHG phase