An individual molecular structure within an antigen to which an individual antibody binds is as a(n): a. antigen. b. epitope. c. fab region. d. fc region e. mhc site

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An individual molecular structure within an antigen to which an individual antibody binds is as a(n):

a. antigen.
b. epitope.
c. fab region.
d. fc region
e. mhc site

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B) epitope.............

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