How are monoclonal HLA antibodies (MoAbs) produced?
A) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing B cells with plasmacytoma lines
B) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing T cells with plasmacytoma lines
C) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing B cells with neuroblastoma lines
D) The fusion of HLA antibody, producing T cells with neuroblastoma lines

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Monoclonal antibodies are produced by fusing B cells, which produce the desired antibody, with myeloma (plasmacytoma) cells to create hybridoma cells that can be cultured to produce large quantities of the antibody.

How Are Monoclonal HLA Antibodies (MoAbs) Produced