Monoclonal Antibodies Quiz

What are monoclonal antibodies?

• Different types of antibodies produced by the immune system

• Identical copies of one type of antibody

• Antibodies found in pathogens

• Antigens produced by lymphocytes

What do antibodies bind to?

• Lymphocytes on pathogens

• Antibodies on pathogens

• Antigens on pathogens

• Myeloma cells on pathogens

What is the role of antigens in the formation of monoclonal antibodies?

• To bind with antibodies in the body

• To start the formation of antibodies in the body

• To produce lymphocytes in the body

• To trigger an immune response in the body

What is the function of hybridoma cells in the production of monoclonal antibodies?

• To divide and produce millions of antibodies

• To merge antigens tightly together

• To attack pathogens in the body

• To remove antigens from the body

What is the meaning of 'mono' in monoclonal antibodies?

• Many

• One

• None

• Few

What do lymphocytes do in response to antigens on pathogens?

• Produce antibodies

• Attack myeloma cells

• Produce antigens

• Divide indefinitely

What is the role of antigens in the body?

• To attack pathogens

• To divide lymphocytes

• To trigger an immune response

• To produce antibodies

What is the function of myeloma cells in the formation of monoclonal antibodies?

• To produce antigens

• To divide and produce antibodies

• To attack pathogens

• To remove lymphocytes

What do pathogens have on their surface?

• Antigens

• Antibodies

• Lymphocytes

• Myeloma cells

What do antigens trigger in the body?

• Division of myeloma cells

• Production of lymphocytes

• Attack by antibodies

• Immune response