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Card 6
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Describe the process of making monoclonal antibodies.
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Card 7
Front
Name the two cell types that are fused together to make hybridoma cells.
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Card 8
Front
Give two conditions that monoclonal antibodies can test for.
Back
Card 9
Front
Give one use for monoclonal antibodies other than tests.
Back
Card 10
Front
What makes antibodies recognise antigens?
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Card 11
Front
Describe the discovery that started the development of monoclonal antibodies to be used for many different purposes.
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Card 12
Front
Explain why spleen cells are used.
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Card 13
Front
Define the term 'myeloma cell' .
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Card 14
Front
Explain how monoclonal antibodies are used in pregnancy tests.
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Card 15
Front
Explain why monoclonal antibodies have not been the 'magic bullet' some scientists thought they might be.
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