The Difference Between Antibody Allotypes and Isotypes Is

question 14

Multiple Choice

The difference between antibody allotypes and isotypes is:

• A) isotypes are the differences in constant regions; allotypes are differences within isotypes
• B) allotypes are the differences in constant regions; isotypes are differences within allotypes
• C) isotypes are the difference in constant regions; allotypes are alternations in the hypervariable regions
• D) isotypes are alternations in the hypervariable regions; allotypes are differences within isotypes
• E) isotypes are alternations in the hypervariable regions of one person; allotypes are alternations in the hypervariable regions among a species

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Definitions:

Isometric Contraction

A type of muscle contraction in which the muscle length remains constant while muscle tension increases, often used in strength training exercises.

Isotonic

Describes a solution, contraction, or exercise that maintains constant tension or concentration, respectively, often contrasted with isotonic conditions in biology and fitness.

Myogram

A graphical representation of a muscle's tension or activity level, typically as a response to stimulation.

Action Potentials

Electrical signals that are fundamental for the function of neurons and muscle cells, representing rapid changes in membrane potential that propagate along the cell membrane.