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What are immunoglobulins?
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Answer / visweswara rao
immunoglobulins are the proteins which are associated with
the carbohydates. so they are glycoprotiens. we can call
them as antibodies also. immunoglobulins are of different
types. they play a major role in fighting against the
pathogen. Ig G is the most effictive immunoglobulin
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Answer / leela
there ar 5 types of immunoglobulins
1).immunoglobulin - G,
2).immunoglobulin - A,
3).immunoglobulin - M,
4).immunoglobulin - D,
5).immunoglobulin - E.
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Answer / biomaster
Glycoproteins, composed of H and L chains that functions as
an antibody.
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Answer / shirisha
immunoglobulins are proteins that function as
antibodies..immunoglobulins are produced by cells of the
immunesystem called as b-lymphocytes..there are different
types of immunoglobulins.they ans fight with antigens..
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Answer / kaynat chainwala
IMMUNOGLOBULINS ARE ANTIBODIES PRODUCED BY THE BODY AGAINST
BACTERIAL AND VIRAL ANTIGENS.THEY COMBINE WITH THE ANTIGEN
AND DESTROY IT.
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Answer / fathima
Immunoglobulina are the proteins of the blood that play
majore role in the immune defence mechanism against the
invading antigen.
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