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autochthonous 84 autogenous vaccine
Mitotic spindle NUMA Ovary P-ANCA on ethanol fixed
P-ANCA on formalin fixed PCNA Pemphigoid – primate
esophagus 500×
Reticulin 500× Ribosomal RNP RNA Pol-1 Scl-70
Skeletal muscle 500× Smooth muscle antibody Smooth muscle antibody-1 Sm-RNP
SS-A, SS-B SS-A Threonyl tRNA synthetase PL-7
anti-idiotypic antibody has features of Ab1 and Ab2 on the
same molecule, causing it to be designated Ab1–2, or “autobody.”
The name points to the potential for self aggregation
of the molecules and the potential participation of autobodies
in autoimmune phenomena. Antibodies to phosphorylcholine
(PC) epitope raised in Balb/c mice expressing the
T15 idiotype self aggregate (i.e., bind to one another).
autochthonous
Pertaining to self; occurring in the same subject. Also
called autologous.
autocrine
The action of a hormone, cytokine, or other secreted molecule
on the same cell that synthesized it.
Pemphigus – primate
esophagus 500×
PM–Scl Primate adrenal 500× Primate heart 600×
Primate thyroid
Examples of immunofluorescent stains of autoantibodies associated with various autoimmune diseases.
autocrine factor
A molecule that acts on the same cell that synthesized it,
such as interleukin-2 (IL-2) stimulating the T lymphocyte
that produced it to undergo mitosis.
autofluorescence
Natural fluorescence.
autogenous vaccine
The isolation and culture of microorganisms from an
infected subject. The microorganisms in culture are killed
and used as an immunogen (i.e., a vaccine) to induce protective
immunity in the same subject from which they were
derived. In earlier years, this was a popular method to treat
Staphylococcus aureus-induced skin infections.