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Anitgen binding site on an antibody comprises of
EXPLANATION
Milk Bioactive Protective Proteins
- Structural Architecture of the Antigen-Binding Site (Paratope):
- Immunoglobulin Anatomy:
- An antibody monomer consists of two identical heavy (H) chains and two identical light (L) chains.
- The antigen-combining paratope is formed by the pairing of the variable domain of the heavy chain ($V_H$) and the variable domain of the light chain ($V_L$), located at the N-terminal ends of both heavy and light chains (Fab fragment).
- terminal regions form the constant Fc effector domain.
- Conclusion: N terminal side of heavy and light chain (Option 3).
Correct option: (3) N terminal side of heavy and light chain
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