Match each stage in producing monoclonal antibodies to its description.

Lymphocytes combined with tumour cells
Large amounts of antibody collected and processed

Hybridoma cell formation
Antibody purification

Arrange the steps in the production of monoclonal antibodies in the correct order.

Hybridoma cells are cloned to produce identical antibodies
Lymphocytes combine with tumour cells to create hybridoma
Lymphocytes are stimulated to produce antibodies

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Clone, binding site, protein, chemical, hybridoma

Monoclonal antibodies are produced from a single . They target a specific on a antigen and can identify a particular in the body.

What type of cell is combined with lymphocytes to produce hybridoma cells?

Tumour cell
Liver cell
Red blood cell
Muscle cell

Select all correct uses of monoclonal antibodies:

Diagnosing pregnancy
Detecting pathogens in blood samples
Treating cancer with targeted delivery
Performing gene editing

Which cell type is capable of both dividing and producing antibodies in the monoclonal antibody production process?

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Ethical, effective, harmful, limited, safe

Monoclonal antibodies have shown more side effects than expected, and their usage has remained compared to early expectations.

Monoclonal antibodies can be linked to a toxic substance to treat which of the following conditions?

Cancer
Diabetes
Hypertension
Asthma

In laboratory settings, how can monoclonal antibodies be used to identify specific molecules in cells?

Binding to molecules with a fluorescent dye
Heating cells to release specific markers
Releasing chemical markers to indicate cell identity
Binding with a metallic tag

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Antigen, hybridoma, fluorescent, hormone, pathogen

In research, monoclonal antibodies can detect specific molecules by binding to them with a dye. They can also measure levels and detect presence in the blood.

Match each application of monoclonal antibodies to its example.

Pregnancy testing
Targeted delivery of a toxic drug

Diagnosis
Cancer treatment

Which term describes antibodies produced from a single clone of cells, specifically targeting one binding site on one protein antigen?

Select the correct statements about the production of monoclonal antibodies.

Lymphocytes are combined with tumour cells to create hybridoma cells.
Single hybridoma cells are cloned to create identical antibody-producing cells.
All hybridoma cells produce different antibodies.
The antibody produced targets multiple types of antigens.

Monoclonal antibodies can carry which of the following to treat cancer cells?

Radioactive substance
Toxic drug
Chemical stopping cell division
Anaesthetic

Use some of the following answers to fill in the blanks:
Lymphocytes, hybridoma, divide, tumour, clone

Monoclonal antibodies are produced by stimulating mouse , combining them with a cell to form cells, which can then and be cloned.

Which characteristic best describes monoclonal antibodies?

Produced from multiple cell types
Specific to one binding site on one antigen
Randomly targets different chemicals
Targets all cells in the body

Monoclonal antibodies bind to specific molecules to locate or identify them. This application is often used in which field?

Laboratory research
Music therapy
Exercise science
Architecture

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