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Biology

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Liula [17]3 years ago

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Picture #1:
- Antibody
Definition - Blood proteins created to defend the body against antigens.
Relation to antigens and agglutination - Antibodies are made up of antigens and are a part of agglutination.

Picture #2:
- Agglutination
Definition - Process that creates clumps caused by certain antibodies reacting with antigens.
Relation to antibodies and antigens - Caused by the mixture of antigens with antibodies.

Picture #3:
- Antigens
Definition - Molecule that is responsible for producing antigens in the host.
Relation to antibodies and agglutination - Antigens make up antibodies, are often targeted by antibodies, and mix with antibodies to cause agglutination

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