A Substance That Is Too Small to Stimulate Antibody Production

question 37

Multiple Choice

A substance that is too small to stimulate antibody production by itself unless it is attached to a larger carrier molecule is called:

• A) an autoantigen.
• B) a cross-reacting antigen.
• C) a hapten.
• D) an alloantigen.

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Definitions:

Planetary Gearset

A complex gear system that consists of one central 'sun' gear, several 'planet' gears that revolve around it, and an outer 'ring' gear, allowing for multiple gear ratios.

Gear Loads

The forces exerted on gears during operation, which can influence their durability, performance, and required specifications.

Reverse Capability

The feature of a system, machine, or vehicle that allows it to operate or move backward.

Modulator Pressure

The pressure within an automatic transmission's hydraulic system that helps control shift timing and quality.