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An example of a ligand-protein interaction is the binding of antibodies to the surface of bacterial cells

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An example of a ligand-protein interaction is the binding of antibodies to the surface of bacterial cells. How do the antibodies chemically change the bacterial molecules?

They chemically alter the molecule to a different compound.

They permanently join with the protein.

There is no chemical change. The antibody simply attaches to it.

They are destroyed.