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IFN-gamma causes macrophages to phagocytose pathogens more. Tuberculosis lives inside the phagolysosome of macrophages.
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Macrophage
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This is the antibody that has conjugate dye attached to it and causes the colour change if IFN-gamma is present.
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Detection antibody
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Tuberculosis is not measured in an ELISA test.
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Tuberculosis antigens
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This is the antibody attached to the assay plate.
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Anti-IFN gamma antibody
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This is the cytokine used in the specific ELISA test for tuberculosis. IFN-gamma comes from Th1 cells in response to tuberculosis antigens (ESTAT-6 and CFP10).
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IFN-gamma
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An IGRA test is performed for a patient with suspected tuberculosis. Which structure is the arrow pointing to?

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