Analysis of preparation methods of monoclonal antibody and polyclonal antibody (with photos)

The production of antibodies relies on humoral immunity in the body. Many foreign molecules, viruses, or cells can induce strong antibody responses by simple immunization, while some substances fail to induce strong antibody responses. The immune system's response can be enhanced by modifying the antigen or host. These modifications are mainly carried out experimentally, but as people's understanding of the immune system has deepened, a more rational approach can be adopted.
Proteins, peptides, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, lipids, and many other naturally occurring or synthetic compounds can successfully act as immunogens. Peptide and non-protein antigens usually require coupling with a carrier protein to effectively function as an immunogen. This is due to their small molecular weight and the need for a carrier to provide a class II T receptor binding site. It may also be necessary to inject an adjuvant to ensure a high quality/quantity response. Adjuvants are non-specific stimuli of the immune response. The addition of an adjuvant not only reduces the dose of the antigen used, but also increases the durability of the antibody reaction.
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[polyclonal antibody preparation]
A polyclonal antibody is prepared by inducing an immune response by antigen X. Repetitive use of the same antigen every few weeks to induce an immune response stimulates specific B cells to secrete large amounts of anti-X antibodies in the blood. Since many different B cells are stimulated by antigen X, various anti-X antibodies will be included in the blood, and their binding to X is slightly different. Crude immune sera with high levels of specific antibodies can be used directly, and specific antibodies can be isolated from serum components by affinity purification techniques.
[Monoclonic antibody preparation]
To prepare a monoclonal antibody, the same immunization protocol is used and all antibody-forming cells are extracted. These cells are fused with immortal tumor cells to form hybridoma cells, which are then screened for antibody preparation. The antibody-producing hybridoma cells are each given a unique clone name for easy identification. The antibody-producing hybridoma cells are cloned by isolation, followed by culture by tissue culture or by production of ascites in mice. Unlike polyclonal antibodies, monoclonal antibodies are homogeneous antibodies with well-defined specificity. Antibodies secreted by such cells can be obtained from the culture medium. The crude tissue culture supernatant can be used, or the supernatant can be further purified using affinity purification techniques.
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Method for preparing hybridoma cells
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