Monoclonal antibodies are used in disease diagnosis by measuring antigen concentration in the blood through their interactions, such as in pregnancy and prostate cancer tests.
- interaction with antigens used to measure antigen concentration in blood - diagnoses pregnancy and prostate cancer
| Front | How are monoclonal antibodies used to diagnose diseases? |
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| Back | - interaction with antigens used to measure antigen concentration in blood - diagnoses pregnancy and prostate cancer |
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