Monoclonal Antibodies Flashcards
to get hybridoma cells, you fuse . . .
spleen cells and melanoma cells
hybridoma cells divide ?
indefinitely
pros of monoclonal antibodies
less money spent on technology in the future, can be altered to treat a range, no effect on healthy cells
cons of monoclonal antibodies
stay, difficult, side effects similar to allergies, infectious when interacting with other drugs as immune system becomes suppressed
monoclonal antibodies with pregnancy
bind to HCG; hormone produced during early stages found in urine
monoclonal antibodies with diagnosing
carry markers so doctors can observe any build up
monoclonal antibodies with monitoring
level of hormones and other chemicals in the blood
monoclonal antibodies with research
produce fluorescent dye molecule so doctors can locate and identify specific molecules in cells and tissues