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DO YOU HAVE RECURRENT INFECTIONS – TEST YOUR IMMUNOGLOBULIN G (IgG) LEVEL IN BLOOD
Immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody represents approximately 75% of serum antibodies in blood circulation. IgG antibody is specific for each type of pathogen exposed to your blood.
IgG antibodies are potent molecules, with the unique ability to link foreign particles to innate immune cells. IgG antibodies recognize antigens with high affinity & bind cellular Fc receptors with low affinity individually. These interactions form immune complexes, leading to high-avidity interactions.
IgG-mediated immunity can be thro’ binding over pathogens to cause immobilization, agglutination or IgG coating on pathogen surfaces (opsonization) & elimination of the pathogen itself, through cascading reactions.
DO YOU HAVE RECURRENT INFECTIONS – TEST YOUR IMMUNOGLOBULIN G (IgG) LEVEL IN BLOOD
Immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody represents approximately 75% of serum antibodies in blood circulation. IgG antibody is specific for each type of pathogen exposed to your blood.
IgG antibodies are potent molecules, with the unique ability to link foreign particles to innate immune cells. IgG antibodies recognize antigens with high affinity & bind cellular Fc receptors with low affinity individually. These interactions form immune complexes, leading to high-avidity interactions.
IgG-mediated immunity can be thro’ binding over pathogens to cause immobilization, agglutination or IgG coating on pathogen surfaces (opsonization) & elimination of the pathogen itself, through cascading reactions.