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What are anti-isotype antibodies?
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- 1Antibodies directed against determinants present on the constant region of a particular heavy or light chain class of an antibody, but not on any of the others✓
- 2Antibodies directed against determinants present on the variable region of the light chain class of an antibody
- 3Antibodies directed against antigenic determinants that are allele-specific
- 4Antibodies directed against antigenic determinants of a particular antigen-combining site of a specific antibody
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Antibodies directed against determinants present on the constant region of a particular heavy or light chain class of an antibody, but not on any of the others
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