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A Substance That Is Too Small to Stimulate Antibody Production

Question 36

Question 36

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A substance that is too small to stimulate antibody production by itself unless it is attached to a larger carrier molecule is called a(an) :


A) autoantigen
B) cross-reacting antigen
C) hapten
D) alloantigen

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