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Immunoglobulins are antibody molecules. They are proteins used in the immune response to identify and neutralize bacteria and viruses. There are five glasses of immunoglobulin - IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each class plays a different role in adapive immune response.

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	Immunoglobulins are [[Antibody\|antibody]] molecules. They are proteins used in the immune response to identify and neutralize bacteria and viruses. There are five glasses of immunoglobulin - IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG and IgM. Each class plays a different role in adapive immune response.		Immunoglobulins are [[Antibody\|antibody]] [[molecules\|molecules]]. They are [[proteins\|proteins]] used in the [[immune response\|immune response]] to identify and neutralize [[bacteria\|bacteria]] and [[Virus\|viruses]]. There are five glasses of immunoglobulin - [[IgA\|IgA]], [[IgD\|IgD]], [[IgE\|IgE]], [[IgG\|IgG]] and [[IgM\|IgM]]. Each class plays a different role in adapive immune response.