In antibodies resulting from somatic hypermutation followed by affinity maturation, mutations ______________________________. (Select all that apply.)
Group of answer choices
A. affect immunoglobulin and other B-cell genes
B. are present at a much greater frequency than would be generated by the typical spontaneous mutation rate
C. are present randomly throughout the variable regions in heavy- and light-chain genes
D. are concentrated at nucleotide positions encoding CDR loops that make up antigen-binding sites
The correct answers are-
B. are present at a much greater frequency than would be generated by the typical spontaneous mutation rate
C. are present randomly throughout the variable regions in heavy- and light-chain genes
This is because somatic hypermutation is a process wherein point mutations accumulate in the antibody in the variable regions of both the heavy and light chains. These are at rates that are about 106-fold higher than the background mutation rates observed in other genes
In antibodies resulting from somatic hypermutation followed by affinity maturation, mutations ______________________________. (Select all that apply.)...
In antibodies resulting from somatic hypermutation followed by affinity maturation, mutations ______________________________. (Select all that apply.) 1. Affect immunoglobulin and other B-cell genes 2. are present randomly throughout the variable regions in heavy- and light-chain genes 3. are present at a much greater frequency than would be generated by the typical spontaneous mutation rate 4. are concentrated at nucleotide positions encoding CDR loops that make up antigen-binding sites
If antibodies resulting from somatic hypermutation followed by affinity maturation, mutations _____________.(select all that apply.). a) affect immunoglobulin and other B-cell genes b)are present at a much greater frequency than would be generated by the typical spontaneous mutation rate. c) are concentrated at nucleotide positions encoding CDR loops that make up antigen-binding sites. d) are present randomly throughout the variable regions in heavy- and light-chain genes.
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