Complementary determining regions are present in immunoglobulin light chains. CDR1 ...

Complementary determining regions are present in immunoglobulin light chains. CDR1 and CDR2 are formed by somatic mutation or gene conversion, while CDR3 is only formed by

A. Gene recombination

B. Somatic mutation

C. Gene conversion

D. None of the above

Select your answer:

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