What Determines the Specificity of an Antibody

question 9

Multiple Choice

What determines the specificity of an antibody?

• A)the amino acids of the antigen-combining sites at the ends of each arm of the Y-shaped antibody
• B)the amino acids of the antigen-combining sites at the base of the Y-shaped antibody
• C)the nucleic acids of the antigen-combining sites at the base of the Y-shaped antibody
• D)the nucleic acids of the antigen-combining sites at the ends of each arm of the Y-shaped antibody
• E)the amino acids of the antigen-combining sites at the end of one arm of the Y-shaped antibody

Recognize the role of stimuli and responses in classical conditioning.

Understand the principles underlying operant conditioning.

Define and differentiate between unconditioned and conditioned stimuli and responses.

Recognize the experimental apparatus used in key studies of learning (e.g., Skinner box, puzzle box).

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