Multiple Choice
Antibodies with high affinity will be able to:
A) Tightly bind lower concentrations of antigen and quickly eliminate infection
B) Tightly bind higher concentrations of antigen and quickly eliminate infection
C) Loosely bind to lower concentrations of antigen and slowly eliminate infection
D) Loosely bind to higher concentrations of antigen and slowly eliminate infection
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