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2.
Antibodies are a type of glycoprotein that exists in blood or body fluids and can specifically bind to antigens
Antibody, also known as immunoglobulin (Ig), is a large Y-shaped protein secreted by B lymphocytes
There is a lock-like structure called a paratope (antigen-binding site) at the top of two branches of the Y-shape on the antibody protein.
Figure 19-1 Binding of antibody and antigen
Although antibodies are used as an immune method against foreign bodies, some people (such as allergies) have autoimmune diseases caused by abnormal antibodies
Three, allergy
Allergy refers to a specific immune response that occurs when the body responds to certain antigens for the first time and is stimulated by the same antigen again.
Four, allergic reactions
Allergic reaction is an excessive reaction of the human body with an allergic constitution after being exposed to a certain substance.
Five, sensitization conditions
(1) Internal factors
Allergies are the internal factors of sensitization
Many substances are harmless to most normal people, but may be allergens to people with allergies
(2) External cause
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Allergens are the core external cause of allergic diseases
Ways allergens are inhaled into the human body, Formula ingestion, injection of formula (drugs), contact the like
Although not all foreign substances can cause sensitization, it may be an allergen for people with allergies
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Specific environmental factors such as climatic conditions, ventilation performance, process flexibility, operating habits, personal protection, etc.