Agglutination Reactions (FL-Immuno/60)

In this video lecture we will understand..
What are agglutination reactions?
Difference between Precipitation and Agglutination reactions.
Types of agglutination reactions and their importance in diagnostic immunology.

[@marinara2596]

Explicative, succinct, PERFECT. Thank you for all your good work. Your videos were a life saviour for my Immunology exam.

[@FrankLectures]

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[@itawsh]

Im delighted for making this flawless videos as it makes it easir for the medical students to understand , Thank you s

[@strivingforexcellency]

Tq

[@poonamarora6670]

My doubts related to this topic are completely cleared.😃 Thank you very much🙏

[@FrankLectures]

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[@namratha11]

May god bless you Amazing and crystal clear explanation

[@Crackerbarrelkid55_]

its so easy without a language barrier...

[@elisamedina9248]

the video help to understand differences between Precipitation and agglutination reactions

[@FrankLectures]

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[@nijoradeka5294]

It's really helpful for me..thank you mam

[@FrankLectures]

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[@MesArt.]

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[@moldeatomos8920]

thank you, clear as glass c:

[@FrankLectures]

Thanks

[@bencarlson117]

Great video

[@Yeeeeeehaw]

Thank you so much, so helpful

[@qaroooromiyaa6190]

you are brilliant

[@Jithinmvipin]

why do we have to do passive agglutination when precipitation reactions will give the result whether ag or ab is present or not

[@12aiswaryak39]

too good...loved it

[@leeannieramos1574]

Very easy to understand

[@ayouchdoudou1143]

Very helpful, could u make ur videos in frensh?

[@mehrdadghamari560]

Very helpful videos. Thank you so much!

[@FrankLectures]

Thanks

[@prasadrao944]

Thank you madam. Would you kindly explain coagglutination.

[@user-kz7sk4xc7f]

سلام عليكم محتاجه جواب هذا سوال ضروري لماذا تم تقسم أنواع Agglutination. وهم نفس المبدا وماهو الاختلاف بينهم

[@AsmaBegum-pq3wo]

Helped 👌

[@maheendania9532]

Is reverse passive agglutination better for non agglutinating antibodies? or only coumbs test?

[@ivaszk13]

Thank you very much

[@FrankLectures]

+Iva Szk you're welcome.

[@missam2057]

thanx a lot that was very helpful

[@FrankLectures]

Thank you

[@romaissach497]

Hey, the video was helpful, I have a question .. Are these immune complexes going to be eliminated ? more specifically, are RBC's Ag-Ab going to be eliminated by phagocyte ?

[@FrankLectures]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, the immune complexes formed inside the body are removed by opsonization and phagocytosis. These reactions are mediated by the complement system.

[@ouuuaburger2093]

Can you called heptane as paticulate antigen?

[@HarrisJoseHJ]

Thank you So much

[@mahdiguz1354]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@ajaydoley2995]

If agglutination reaction is for insoluble antigen then why soluble antigens are coated artificially in passive agglutination?

[@FrankLectures]

Passive agglutination makes it feasable to detect soluble antigens.

[@Girlinterrupted955]

Thank you so much!

[@shimadavari4501]

thank u but plz dont use electronic voice

[@mohamedaymenbenabbes1613]

Ag soluble ; why we don't use precipitation tech ? ( soory for my english )

[@radhikamanandhar9849]

Ppt technique cant be used in determining antibody antigen test as agglutins wont be visible

[@dr.kurhulanicolleen-jean3309]

great explanation! thank you

[@FrankLectures]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@ouuuaburger2093]

I am just given a lecture about the same topic But i was not able to develop concept bout*Febrile agglutinins* Can u explin it please?

[@shristi7307]

Thank you

[@yasseramine297]

J'ai fait une prise de sang et le résultat était (titre des IgG Rubeole) (POSITIF 32.977 UI/ml) pouvez-vous m'expliquer ce pourcentage s'il vous plait merci d'avance

[@eloisanzara237]

It means you’re immune to ruebella. The 32.997 IU/mL came as a result of a titer, which is when we do a series of solutions of the serum and an antigen and dilute it over and over. It varies between tests, but the number signifies how strong of a reaction your antibodies reacted to the antigen. Someone can correct me if I’m wrong.

[@poojagohel9421]

I can't understand diff bw agglutination and precipitation clearly? plz help

[@MesArt.]

In this video she has marked only one major difference that is in precipitation reaction soluble antigen is use. Where as in agglutination reaction particulate antigen like whole cell is uses

[@voicec1799]

superb i need video for complement fixation test...

[@FrankLectures]

Thanks. We will soon try to upload video on complement fixation test.

[@arghavanjafarijozani2592]

Auto voice and I shut it down

[@docshaheen6741]

Thanks alot

[@FrankLectures]

+Doc Shaheen you're welcome

[@aryanaik7103]

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[@blessings-zs6nz]

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[@FrankLectures]

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