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An important advantage of having two gene loci ( and ) for the light chain is

An important advantage of having two gene loci ( and ) for the light chain is

a. that the likelihood of a successful rearrangement of light-chain genes increases.
b. that immunoglobulins are homogeneous and not heterogeneous in mature B cells.
c. that different effector functions are conferred by the two different light-chain loci.
d. that surrogate light-chain transcription cannot compete with and transcription and enables B-cell development.
e. all of the above.

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