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Monoclonal antibodies are
A hybridoma is made by fusing
Why is a tumour cell used?
Pregnancy tests detect
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- Antibodies are not white cells and not antibiotics. Mixing those three words scores 0.
- Hybridoma is not "a virus + a bacterium" and not two antibodies stuck together. Lymphocyte + tumour cell.
- The test does not "contain a baby" or "contain oestrogen only". The named hormone is hCG.
- Monoclonal antibodies are not vaccines and not antibiotics. They do not "kill viruses inside every cell" as a general story.
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