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question

How are the variable portions of heavy chains combined to create diversity in the antibody sequences?

category

biology

options

  1. Only two DNA regions, V and D, combine in heavy chains
  2. V, D, and JH regions are combined in light chains
  3. V and JH regions are combined, while D regions are excluded from heavy chains
  4. Five separate DNA regions are combined in heavy chains, adding extra complexity
  5. D and JH regions are combined, while V regions are excluded from heavy chains
  6. Four separate DNA regions are combined in heavy chains
  7. V, DH, and J regions combine in heavy chains, introducing an incorrect region name
  8. Three separate DNA regions, V, D, and JH, must be combined in heavy chains
  9. A single DNA region undergoes rearrangement to create diversity in heavy chains
  10. V, D, JH, and CH regions are all combined in heavy chains

src

stemez-Genetics

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
3010
task_id
6a4f235b-5e07-5c22-8be0-5324b2732b34
task_key
default--test--3010
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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