| Front | Why is an antibody specific to an antigen? |
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| Back | - polypeptide subunits have specific tertiary structures - giving the binding site a specific shape - which is only complementary - to the specific tertiary strucure and shape - of the antigen - causing an antibody-antigen complex to form |
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