What are antibodies, Biology

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Question 1 Write a short note on the following-

  1. Theory of clonal selection
  2. Interferons
  3. Super antigens
  4. Helper T cells
  5. Auto immunity
  6. Active Immunization

Question 2 What are Antibodies? List and explain any 10 functions of antibodies

Question 3 Explain the mechanism of graft rejection and discuss the measures to prevent rejection

Question 4 List and explain the methods of producing monoclonal antibodies. Add a note on mechanism of action of monoclonal antibodies


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