Which features of monoclonal antibodies make them useful in the diagnosis and treatment of disease? 1 A particular monoclonal antibody attaches to a specific antigen. 2 Identical monoclonal antibodies can be produced in large numbers. 3 Binding a monoclonal antibody to its specific antigen may mark that antigen for destruction by white blood cells. 4 Fluorescent or radioactive markers can be attached to a monoclonal antibody to show where the antigen is in the body.

In the hybridoma method, what is grown by cell culture to produce monoclonal antibodies?

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