You have fused a mouse cell and a human cell and then treated the cell with specific antibodies that are covalently linked to fluorescent dyes (antibodies to mouse proteins – green; antibodies to human proteins – red). What does the cell look like immediately after fusion? options: The cell is half red and half green The red and green labels are uniformly distributed across the entire membrane. The red and green labels are distributed in intermingled patches The cell appears to be yellow in color.

You have fused a mouse cell and a human cell and then treated the cell with specific antibodies that are covalently linked to fluorescent dyes (antibodies to mouse proteins – green; antibodies to human proteins – red). What does the cell look like immediately after fusion? options: The cell is half red and half green The red and green labels are uniformly distributed across the entire membrane. The red and green labels are distributed in intermingled patches The cell appears to be yellow in color.

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	The cell is half red and half green
	The red and green labels are uniformly distributed across the entire membrane.
	The red and green labels are distributed in intermingled patches
	The cell appears to be yellow in color.