34. A 32-year-old woman has had progressive intermittent double vision for the past 6 weeks and weakness in her legs for the past 2 weeks. Physical examination shows bilateral ptosis andnormal sensory function in her legs. The most likely mechanism of these findings is antibody to which of the following?OA) Acetylcholine receptorB) CholinesteraseC) Motor end-plate membraneD) MyosinE) Postsynaptic membrane

Here we have to describe about the mechanism of antibody which likely causing double vision,…

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