Monolonal antibody
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- Q1What is a monoclonal antibody?A type of pain medication.A type of chemotherapy.An antibody made by identical immune cells that are all clones of a unique parent cell.A type of bacterial infection.30s
- Q2Which of the following is not a potential use for monoclonal antibodies?Treating infectious diseases.Curing the common cold.Treating autoimmune diseases.Treating cancer.30s
- Q3How are monoclonal antibodies made?By extracting them from plants.By harvesting them from animals.By exposing immune cells to an antigen and selecting the clones that produce the desired antibody.By synthesizing them chemically in a lab.30s
- Q4What is the advantage of using monoclonal antibodies over traditional small-molecule drugs?Monoclonal antibodies are more selective and have fewer side effects.Monoclonal antibodies are easier to produce.Monoclonal antibodies work faster.Monoclonal antibodies are cheaper.30s
- Q5What is an example of a monoclonal antibody drug?Penicillin.Aspirin.Herceptin.Morphine.30s
- Q6What is the mechanism of action for monoclonal antibodies?They inhibit DNA replication in bacteria.They block nerve signals to reduce pain.They destroy cancer cells directly.They bind to specific antigens and either trigger an immune response or block the antigen's activity.30s
- Q7What is an obstacle to using monoclonal antibodies as a cancer treatment?They are difficult to administer.They are not effective against solid tumors.Resistance can develop over time.They are too expensive.30s
- Q8Which of the following is not a potential side effect of monoclonal antibody therapy?Fever.Weight gain.Nausea.Rash.30s
- Q9What is the future of monoclonal antibody therapy?It is a controversial field with limited acceptance.It is a field with no potential for further growth.It is a dying field with few remaining applications.It is an expanding field with many potential applications.30s
- Q10Which of the following is not a company involved in developing monoclonal antibody drugs?Johnson & Johnson.Bristol-Myers Squibb.Pfizer.Roche.30s
- Q11What is the primary source of monoclonal antibodies?Natural killer cellsT cellsB cellsRed blood cells30s
- Q12What is the name of the process used to create monoclonal antibodies?Western blottingHybridoma technologyImmunohistochemistryPolymerase chain reaction30s
- Q13What is the role of a monoclonal antibody?To destroy all cells in the bodyTo trigger an immune responseTo bind to a specific target antigenTo regulate cell growth30s
- Q14Which type of monoclonal antibody is used to treat cancer?Prophylactic monoclonal antibodiesTherapeutic monoclonal antibodiesDiagnostic monoclonal antibodiesBlocking monoclonal antibodies30s
- Q15What is the name of the antibody that is used as a control in monoclonal antibody production?Secondary antibodyFluorescent probeEpitope tagIsotype control30s