k Immunoglobulin M, molecular model Molecular model of immunoglobulin M IgM, an antibody that responds to antigens during the initial exposure of an infection. IgM is produced by B cell white blood cells, and is the largest antibody in the circulatory system. It consists of five monomers covalently bonded to form a pentamer. An extra chain, the J chain dark blue, helps bind the pentamer together., Photo by JUAN GAERTNERSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Immunoglobulin M, molecular model Molecular model of immunoglobulin M  IgM , an antibody that responds to antigens during the initial exposure of an infection. IgM is produced by B cell white blood cells, and is the largest antibody in the circulatory system. It consists of five monomers covalently bonded to form a pentamer. An extra chain, the J chain  dark blue , helps bind the pentamer together., Photo by JUAN GAERTNER SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Immunoglobulin M, molecular model

Molecular model of immunoglobulin M (IgM), an antibody that responds to antigens during the initial exposure of an infection. IgM is produced by B cell white blood cells, and is the largest antibody in the circulatory system. It consists of five monomers covalently bonded to form a pentamer. An extra chain, the J chain (dark blue), helps bind the pentamer together., Photo by JUAN GAERTNER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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