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8. Protein Function / Antibody / Problem 3
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Evaluate the differences between IgG and IgA antibodies in terms of their structure and primary function.
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IgG is a monomer prevalent in blood, while IgA forms a dimer and is concentrated in mucosal areas.
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IgG and IgA have identical heavy chains and functions.
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IgG forms a pentamer, while IgA is a monomer found in blood.
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IgG is involved in allergic responses, while IgA is the most abundant in blood.
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