What is the name of the smallest structural fragment of an antibody that binds antigen? How...
What is the name of the smallest structural fragment of an antibody that binds antigen? How many distinct polypeptide chains are part of this fragment?
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FV regions is the smallest regions of antibody which can Ind The antigen.it is a part of fragments antigen binding.(FAB REGION).
4 distinct polypeptide chain can form the part of this fragments.
It is consist of the of both variable Chain of light and heavy chain and the constant region of light Chain and also the some part of constant region of heavy chain.
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