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Chapter 12, Problem 10MC
More than one choice may apply.
Which parts of an antibody molecule are different for an IgG antibody than for an IgM antibody that attacks the same antigen?
a. Heavy Chain constant region
b. Heavy chain variable region
c. Light chain constant region
d. Light chain variable region
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Essen. Of Human Anat. and Phys. -With CD and Access
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