Basic Antibody Structure
Chapter 4. Immunoglobulin Structure and Function 1. Functional Regions 2. Types of chains 3. Constant & Variable regions 4. Glycoprotein - Each heavy and light chain is made up of a number of domains (= Ig folding or Ig domains ). - Light chains consist of 2 domains ( C and V ). - Heavy chains have 4-5 domains (depending on the class of antibody)
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