Multiple Choice
How are monoclonal HLA antibodies (MoAbs) produced?
A) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing B cells with plasmacytoma lines
B) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing T cells with plasmacytoma lines
C) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing B cells with neuroblastoma lines
D) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing T cells with neuroblastoma lines
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