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What hormone is present in urine of pregnant women that pregnancy tests detect?

Human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG)

What are the mobile antibodies in the first section of a pregnancy test attached to?

Blue beads

Where are the stationary antibodies located in a pregnancy test?

Second section, stuck down to stick

What indicates a positive pregnancy result on the test stick?

A blue line

What do monoclonal antibodies measure in laboratories?

Hormone/chemical levels in blood

What are laboratory monoclonal antibodies bound to for detection?

Fluorescent dye

Which is an example of laboratory use of monoclonal antibodies?

Screening donated blood for HIV

What are the antigens on cancer cell membranes called?

Tumour markers

How do some monoclonal antibodies help treat cancer by affecting the immune system?

Bind to tumour markers to stimulate attack

How do monoclonal antibodies stop cancer cells dividing?

Bind to receptor sites on cell membrane

What can monoclonal antibodies transport to cancer cells?

Toxic drugs/chemicals/radioactive substances

What is a key advantage of using monoclonal antibodies in treatment?

Only bind to specific cells

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