Isotropic band in muscle tissue is also known as light band.
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Isоtrоpic bаnd in muscle tissue is аlsо known аs light band.
Chооse оne (аnd only one) of the following bonus questions to respond to. The first sentence of your pаrаgraph should state which Bonus Question you are answering (A, B, or C). You can earn up to 15 extra points for this question. Bonus A: Rh is a group system in which an Rh antigen is present on the surface of a red blood cell. People who have this antigen on the surface of their red blood cells, are considered as Rh +. People who do not have this antigen, are considered as Rh-. A women who is Rh- married an Rh+ man. Years later she gave birth to a healthy Rh+ child. When she got pregnant with her second child, her physician asked her to make a fetal blood type test to determine the Rh of the baby. The baby turned out to be Rh+ and was born with anemia and jaundice (anemia and jaundice happen when the mom’s body attacks the baby’s blood). Why did the mom’s body attack the baby’s blood happen? Which mechanism of the immune system is related to the case and what is the name of the response? Where does the memory characteristic come into play in this scenario? Bonus B: Using the fortress analogy described in the lectures, explain how the innate and adaptive immune system works. Bonus C: You have been approached by a company to produce a new diagnostic kit for one of their machines, which quantifies a specific antigen in human samples. Your company has a lot of money and cares more about accurate readings with strong binding to a single epitope of the antigen, rather than using cheap reagents. In order to quantify this antigen you have to produce its specific counter antibody. Would you use polyclonal antibodies or monoclonal antibodies? Why? Name and briefly explain its production process.