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Question
In agglutination and precipitation reactions, the antigen is a ____________ and ____________ respectively.
Options
Whole cell/soluble molecule
Soluble molecule/whole cell
Bacterium/virus
Protein/Antibody
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Solution
In agglutination and precipitation reactions, the antigen is a Whole cell and soluble molecule respectively.
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