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Created page with "What is really the point of having immunoglobulins? Before an immunoglobulin has bound an antigen, they only have one function: to bind an antigen. We say that immunoglobulins are monofunctional before they bind the antigen. thumb|How antibodies neutralize pathogens to keep you healthy However, after an immunoglobulin has bound an antigen, it starts to have many functions. We say that they are polyfunctional after binding the anti..."
(Created page with "What is really the point of having immunoglobulins? Before an immunoglobulin has bound an antigen, they only have one function: to bind an antigen. We say that immunoglobulins are monofunctional before they bind the antigen. thumb|How antibodies neutralize pathogens to keep you healthy However, after an immunoglobulin has bound an antigen, it starts to have many functions. We say that they are polyfunctional after binding the anti...")
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