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An Antigen is a specialized [[protein]], though sometimes it can be a carbohydrate instead.  When an antigen is injected into the bloodstream, as through vaccination, it causes the body to produce [[antibodies]].
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An '''antigen''' is a specialized [[protein]], though sometimes it can be a carbohydrate instead.  When an antigen is injected into the bloodstream, as through vaccination, it causes the body to produce [[antibodies]].
  
 
[[Category:Molecular Biology]]
 
[[Category:Molecular Biology]]
 
[[Category:Immunology]]
 
[[Category:Immunology]]

Revision as of 02:15, March 25, 2008

An antigen is a specialized protein, though sometimes it can be a carbohydrate instead. When an antigen is injected into the bloodstream, as through vaccination, it causes the body to produce antibodies.