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Antibodies that develop without any apparent stimulus are called
 
  a. Actively occurring
  b. Innately occurring
  c. Naturally occurring
  d. Passively occurring

Question 2

Which gene produces an enzyme that attaches an immunodominant sugar to type 1 precursor substance to form the H antigen?
 
  a. h
  b. H
  c. se
  d. Se



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

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Answer: d





 

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