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Ouchterlony Double Diffusion - Patterns

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1.Antibody can bind to

a: The whole antigen molecule Explanation

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b: Antigenic determinants Explanation

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c: B-cell receptor Explanation

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d: T-cell receptor Explanation

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2.Pattern of identity is observed in Ouchterlony double diffusion only if

a: the two antigens are immunologically unrelated Explanation

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b: the two antigens are partially identical Explanation

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c: the two antigens are immunologically identical Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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3.Double diffusion is based on the principle of precipitation

a: True Explanation

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b: False Explanation

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4.In Ouchterlony double diffusion

a: Only antigen is allowed to migrate Explanation

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b: Only antibody is allowed to migrate Explanation

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c: Neither antibody nor antigen are allowed to migrate Explanation

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d: Both antigen and antibody are allowed to migrate Explanation

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