An antibody made against the antigen tetanus toxoid (tt) reacts with it even when the tt is denatured by disrupting all disulfide bonds. Another antibody against tt fails to react when the tt is similarly denatured. The most likely explanation can be stated as follows:
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An antibody made against the antigen tetanus toxoid (tt) reacts with it even when the tt is denatured by disrupting all disulfide bonds. Another antibody against tt fails to react when the tt is similarly denatured. The most likely explanation can be stated as follows:TT is denaurated by disrupting all disuflude bonds.
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