Hybridoma

usgb/haɪˈbrɪd.oʊ.mə/
noun

A hybrid cell created by the fusion of a specific immune cell and a cancer cell, capable of producing a single type of antibody.

Scientists use hybridomas to produce monoclonal antibodies for medical research.
Visual representation of "hybridoma" - A hybrid cell created by the fusion of a specific immune cell and a cancer cell, capable of producing a single type of antibody.

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monoclonal antibodies, immune response, cell fusion

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In medical research, understanding hybridomas is crucial for developing therapies.

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Example: Hybridomas help in creating targeted treatments.
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Precision

Hybridomas produce specific antibodies, enhancing the accuracy of medical tests.

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Example: Tests using hybridomas can detect illnesses effectively.
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Innovation

The creation of hybridomas has revolutionized immunology and drug development.

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Example: Innovations in hybridoma technology lead to better patient outcomes.
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