Production and applications of monoclonal antibodies

In this video, you will find about monoclonal antibodies, steps for their production, their advantages and disadvantages. Diagnostic and Therapeutic applications of monoclonal antibodies are also discussed in this video.

[@manikantakoppula1469]

Wonderful explanation for beginners 👏

[@drneerajkumar]

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Very useful to me in my immunology exam thanks sir . Easy to understand

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Wonderful explanation sir can you give me the PPT of monoclonal antibodies which helps me alot

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Ans.the question no 6

[@r.naveen9770]

Monoclonal antibodies are usually produced from
a) Myeloma cells b) Hybridoma cells
Among a & b Which option is Correct? Please reply Sir!

[@drneerajkumar]

Answer is Hybridoma cells. Because Myeloma cells don't have properties of producing antibodies.
Hybridoma cells have properties of both B lymphocytes and myeloma cells. Due to B lymphocyte's properties they can produce antibodies and due to properties of myeloma cells they are immortal.