What is a an IGG test?
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it is an immunoglobulins test to measure the amount of antibodies in your blood.
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I've not seen this notation before but I'd guess it stood for 'Immunoglobulin'
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it is a test to see if the person is releasing histamines or now.  if you have allergies, then it is usually positive
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The production of antibodies begins quite early but their concentration rises slowly at first. Peak levels are reached at 2 weeks approximately, for the "acute phase" IgM antibodies. In immunized patients this interval is markedly shorter and, by definition, circulating antibodies already exist prior to the second exposure to the antigen. Subsequently, when the antigen has been eliminated the IgM antibody concentration drops quite fast. \n\nThe other class of antibodies, IgG, rises a bit more slowly but persists for longer time.
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Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISAs) combine the specificity of antibodies with the sensitivity of simple enzyme assays, by using antibodies or antigens coupled to an easily-assayed enzyme. ELISAs can provide a useful measurement of antigen or antibody concentration. There are two main variations on this method: The ELISA can be used to detect the presence of antigens that are recognized by an antibody or it can be used to test for antibodies that recognize an antigen. An ELISA is a five-step procedure: 1) coat the microtiter plate wells with antigen; 2) block all unbound sites to prevent false positive results; 3) add antibody to the wells; 4) add anti-mouse IgG conjugated to an enzyme; 5) reaction of a substrate with the enzyme to produce a colored product, thus indicating a positive reaction. There are many different types of ELISAs. One of the most common types of ELISA is "sandwich ELISA."
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agglutination tests are the ones that use antibodies to join to the bacteria the antibodies form a antibody-antigen complex agglutination means joining so if the antibodies join to a certain antigen than the test is positive and if the antibodies dont "join" to a specific antigen than the test is negative, this test tells you wether you have it or not.
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Clinical assay is determining the concentration of either a antigen or antibody or microorgannisms or drugs.\n\nIt is very useful in the diagnosis of diseases.
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You can use a variety of things. Normally we will test it with this protein substance called luminol; they even have preswabbed cotton buds to test for it on scene. However if you do with for a more accurate measure what they normally do is they go to the mobile field lab and test it with RH-Antibodies.
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There are several ways to diagnose it.  Blood tests are available that can point to a diagnosis of celiac disease:\nAntigliadin Antibodies\nAntireticulin Antibodies\nAntiendomysial Antibodies\nAntitransglutaminase Antibodies\n\nThe definitive diagnosis is made by intestinal biopsy, but there are differing views as to whether it is necessary if certain blood tests are positive (particularly the last 2).
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This depends on what kind of test you are taking.\n\nHIV antibody tests looks for antibodies in your system that develop as a reaction against the HIV virus. These antibodies can be found anywhere in the body - usually the tester will scrape the inside of your cheek to get a sample.\n\nP24 tests look for a substance called P24 in the bloodstream. P24 is a protein that shows up in mass quantities when you are infected with HIV. \n\nI'm not sure what you mean by "nonresponsive" but it sounds better than "positive." Whoever administered the test should be able to interpret the results for you.
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It's used in serological testing.  The basic premise of serology the interaction of antibody and antigen.  When doing an experiment, like an ELISA or EIA,  you are looking for antibody/antigen binding.  You use a labeld antibody to visualize the reaction.\n\nOnce example would be if you had antibody attached to the well of a microplate, and you wanted to see if there was antibody in a person serum.  You would add the serum, wait a bit, then wash it off very well, so that the only antibody still left woud be attaced to the antigen.  Then you would add your labeled antibody, choosing one that binds to all human antibodes.  Wait, then wash, then add the last step to turn the label on. You could also start out with antibody in the wells, and be looking for antigen in the serum.  It's a bit tricky to explain, so I linked to some pictures of it.  It's the second to the last step that uses the labeled antibody.  \n\nThere are several different types of labels attached to antibodies.  Some change color, so emit a certain wavelenght of light, at one time, radioactive ones were popular, but those have gone the way of safer tests.
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It is the color test for the measurement of antibody to T-strain mycoplasma.
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TAKE A BLOOD TEST .. IT SHOWS EVERY THING
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Antigen is any substance that evokes the production of an antibody when introduced into the body. Antigens can enter the body through the respiratory tract, digestive tract, or skin. The most common antigens are proteins such as those found in/on bacteria and viruses.While an antibody Antibody, any of perhaps a million kinds of normally occurring protein molecules that are produced in the body of cells called lymphocytes and that act primarily as a defence against invasion by foreign substances. An important component of the immune system, antibodies are found in the blood of all vertebrates, in the fraction of the blood called gamma globulin.
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Probably a t-test. \n\nTell us what hypothesis you are testing.
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well that could mean that the ebv virus is dormant in your system,meaning you already had it. The mono count will always be high. As far as the antibodies more tests can be done to determine if there is a problemwith the antibodies.
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There are about 30 different herpes antibody blood tests on the market, and many of them are very old and quite unreliable (e.g., less than 50% accurate).  However there are three fairly new tests that came out in the last few years that are exceptionaly accurate, based on new technology.  The best of these is the Focus Technologies HerpeSelect IgG immunoassay.  It is about 98% accurate in detecting both herpes-1 and 2.  So you should be sure what test was done, and be sure it was an Immunoglobin G type of test, like the HerpeSelect test.\n\nIn any case, however, it can take up to 12 weeks for your body to develop a sufficient antibody response to the virus for any of these tests to detect it.  If the exposure is very recent, say less than 4 to 5 weeks, it is quite possible to see an active lesion on the penis, but have a negative antibody test.  Repeat the anitbody test (using an IgG based test) once 12 weeks have elapsed from the initial symptoms, and then you can be sure one way or the other.