Which consequence results when disulfide bridges fail to form in monoclonal antibody production?

💡 Explanation

Antibody domains dissociate without disulfide bridges due to improper folding; therefore, aggregation propensity increases because hydrophobic patches become exposed, rather than enhanced binding—which requires correct structure—given proper Folding provides stability.

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