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A competitive immunoassay includes a patient analyte (antigen), antibody to the analyte (antigen), and which of the following?
 
  A. A paramagnetic particle to which an antibody is attached
  B. An antigen with a label attached to its structure
  C. A label that is not attached to either an antibody or antigen
  D. An antibody to the antibodyantigen complex

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Which of the following best describes haptens?
 
  A. Haptens can be any substance capable of reacting with an antibody, but without necessarily being capable of inducing antibody formation
  B. Haptens are immunoglobulins capable of binding specifically to both natural and synthetic antigens.
  C. Haptens are substances that are capable of binding an antibody but by themselves cannot stimulate an immune response.
  D. Haptens are compounds that can be attached to antigens or antibodies and used as labels for immunoassays.
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