When interacting with a primary antibody In a Western blot, the secondary antibody is best designed to bind to the primary antibody at the ___________.VH domainsFab regionsFc regionsVL domains

In the context of Western blot, what is the role of the primary antibody?To visualize the proteins on the membraneTo denature the proteins in the sampleTo transfer proteins from gel to membraneTo bind specifically to the target protein

The class of an antibody is determined by the structure of its Blank______.Multiple choice question.variable regionconstant regionallosteric siteantigen-binding site

Betapleated sheets are NOT found inwhich region of a soluble G-class antibody?1 point heavychain constant domains heavychain hinge domains heavychain variable domains lightchain variable domains lightchain constant domains

The antigen-binding site of an antibody molecule is formed by Blank______.Multiple choice question.its variable regionsits light chainsits heavy chainsits constant regions

Secondary antibodies are usually polyclonal because ________.more of them can bind to a primary antibodythey are more likely not to cross-react with target antigensthey are more specific to recognise an antibodythey can carry more reporter enzymes