Hybridoma cells are

Question

Hybridoma cells are (A) only cells having oncogenes (B) product of spore formation in bacteria (C) nervous cells of frog (D) hybrid cells resulting from myeloma cells.

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Hybridoma is hybrid cell resulting from the artificial fusion of an antibody-producing lymphocyte and a myeloma cell from a lymphoid tumour. Such cells can produce a clone that may be maintained in tissue culture and used for the continuing production of monoclonal antibody.

Q. Hybridoma cells are

only cells having oncogenes

product of spore formation in bacteria

nervous cells of frog

hybrid cells resulting from myeloma cells.

Hybridoma is hybrid cell resulting from the artificial fusion of an antibody-producing lymphocyte and a myeloma cell from a lymphoid tumour. Such cells can produce a clone that may be maintained in tissue culture and used for the continuing production of monoclonal antibody.