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21. The Immune System - Part 10 of 11!
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21. The Immune System / Antibody Class Switching / Problem 2
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What is a key structural difference between IgM and IgG antibodies?
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IgG has a pentameric structure, while IgM is monomeric.
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IgM is a dimer, while IgG is a tetramer.
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IgM has a pentameric structure, while IgG is monomeric.
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IgM and IgG both have a dimeric structure.
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