The Two Different Cells Needed to Produce a Monoclonal Antibody

question 12

Multiple Choice

The two different cells needed to produce a monoclonal antibody are

• A)a myeloma cell that survives in the media used after fusion and a spleen cell from an immunized animal
• B)a myeloma cell from an immunized animal and a spleen cell that survives in the media used after fusion
• C)a myeloma cell that does not survive in the media used after fusion and a spleen cell from an immunized animal
• D)a HAT myeloma cell and a spleen cell from an immunized animal

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Definitions:

Nervous Tissue

Comprised of neurons and supporting cells, this tissue is central to the control of bodily functions and the processing of information.

Expulsion Stage

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Fetus

A developing mammal or vertebrate after the embryonic stage and before birth, during which significant growth and organ development occur.

Germ Layer

One of the three primary layers of cells (ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm) in the early embryo from which all tissues and organs develop.