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#1 monkey2go
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Describe the relationship between antigens and antibodies? can someone tell me what they are and how are they related?
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#2 RapIsAwesome
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What grade are you in? Try google.
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#3 MarchOfThePigs
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the answer is 2
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#4 monkey2go
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fine ill just wikipedia
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the answer is 2MarchOfThePigs

no, its 42.

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#6 Conver
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Oh... :D Well... in the case of blood. Sorry, this is all I have cause I am studying into medical.

Antigen's (A blood has A-Antigens) Antigens stimulate the body to make antibodies. Almost all substances that act as antigens are foreign proteins.

Antibodies (A blood has B-Antibodies) Antibodies are substances that reacts with the antigen that stimulated its formation. Many antibodies agglutinate (clumping) from reaction to the antibodies.

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#7 MarchOfThePigs
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[QUOTE="MarchOfThePigs"]the answer is 2bojingles4393

no, its 42.

likely story. its 2 i know these thing