A) multivalency
B) framework regions
C) hinge region
D) complementarity-determining regions
E) signal joint.
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A) DNA ligase
B) V(D) J recombinase
C) terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase
D) activation-induced cytidine deaminase (AID)
E) exonuclease.
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A) switch region nucleotides
B) P and N nucleotides
C) V,D,and J nucleotides
D) recombination signal sequences
E) mutations in complementarity-determining regions.
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A) κ performs a different function from λ when bound to the immunoglobulin heavy chain.
B) κ,but not λ,is encoded on the same chromosome as the heavy-chain locus.
C) κ contains a VJ region,whereas λ contains a VDJ region.
D) The κ locus encodes a single C segment,whereas the λ locus has more than one.
E) κ contains a transmembrane domain but lambda does not.
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A) interchain disulfide bonds
B) hydrogen bonding
C) hydrophobic interactions
D) electrostatic forces (salt bridges)
E) van der Waals interactions.
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A) germline configuration
B) monoclonal form
C) recombined configuration
D) expressed configuration
E) chimeric form.
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A) MC exons are located upstream (5′) of the constant-domain exons.
B) MC exons code for amino acids that anchor and stabilize the light chain to the membrane of B cells.
C) MC exons specify transmembrane hydrophobic amino acids that associate with the B-cell membrane.
D) MC exons are removed from primary RNA transcripts as a consequence of alternative mRNA splicing when secreted antibodies are produced by plasma cells.
E) Somatic hypermutation causes alteration in the coding sequence of MC exons.
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A) V(D) J recombinase
B) terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase
C) uracil-DNA-glycosylase (UNG)
D) DNA ligase
E) activation-induced cytidine deaminase (AID) .
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A) monomeric IgM: pentameric IgM
B) monomeric IgA: dimeric IgA
C) monomeric IgA: dimeric IgG
D) monomeric IgA: monomeric IgM
E) dimeric IgA: pentameric IgM.
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A) light-chain constant regions
B) heavy-chain constant regions
C) light-chain variable regions
D) heavy-chain variable regions
E) heavy-chain variable and constant regions.
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A) encode hydrophobic amino acids that anchor the immunoglobulin chains to B-cell membranes
B) comprise the smallest number of gene segments in the human immunoglobulin loci
C) are composed of V,D,and J gene segments that must undergo gene rearrangement to generate a transcribable exon
D) do not undergo somatic hypermutation
E) are not subject to allelic exclusion.
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A) the composition of the hypervariable regions
B) whether the immunoglobulin is membrane-bound or secreted
C) its light chain
D) its heavy chain
E) the composition of the cytoplasmic tails of Igα and Igβ
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A) B-cell receptors are membrane-bound and secreted.
B) B-cell receptors consist of a variable region and a constant region.
C) B-cell receptors lack specificity and can bind to a number of different antigens.
D) B-cell receptors possess specificity and can therefore bind only to unique epitopes.
E) B cell receptors undergo affinity maturation as a consequence of somatic hypermutation.
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A) the 5′ side; both sides; the 3′ side
B) the 5′ side; the 5′ side,the 5′ side
C) the 3′ side; both sides; the 3′ side
D) both sides; both sides; both sides
E) the 3′ side; both sides; the 5′ side.
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A) hypervariable loops; framework regions
B) constant domains; variable domains
C) heavy chains; light chains
D) variable gene segments; joining gene segments
E) antigenic determinants; complementarity determining regions.
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A) complement fixation
B) neutralization
C) isotype switching
D) somatic hypermutation
E) somatic recombination.
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