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Antibodies of monoclonal genera
In this video, we can appreciate the medical and diagnostic importance of monoclonal; antibodies together with their productivity mechanism, their uses and their adverse effects on the system. TIMELINE: 0:09 introduction 0:33 Application of antibodies (1)Medical (2)Diagnostic 0:41 Monoclonal antibodies 1:07 Specificity of monoclonal antibodies 1:23 Antibody production in the body 2:15 Uses of monoclonal antibodies in different ways 3:11 Side effects of antibodies 3:53 Conclusion
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