What is injected into mice during the first step of monoclonal antibody production?Spleen cellsAntibodiesLymphocytesAntigens2What are myeloma cells?Spleen cellsCancerous red blood cellsCancerous white blood cellsMouse lymphocytes3What cells are fused together to make hybridoma cells? Myeloma cells with red blood cellsLymphocytes with spleen cellsMyeloma cells with nerve cellsLymphocytes with myeloma cells4Which of the following best describes the properties of a hybridoma cell? They can make monoclonal antibodies but cannot divideThey can divide but cannot make monoclonal antibodiesThey cannot make monoclonal antibodies or divideThey can make monoclonal antibodies and can divide5How can monoclonal antibodies be used to treat cancer? By triggering the immune system to attack cancer cellsBy binding to receptors on cancer cells, preventing them from growing and dividingAll three of the ways listed hereBy carrying drugs or radioactive therapies directly to cancer cells6Which of the following is an example of an ethical issue concerning monoclonal antibodies? They require the use of mouse cellsThey can be used to test for various diseasesThey can produce unwanted side effectsThey are very expensive to make