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  The discovery of monoclonal antibody diagnostic agents has revolutionized the picture of how diseases are diagnosed, how they look, and the treatments that are effective. The ability to see into a patient's body with the use of a single microscope instead of several has helped to make the diagnoses of diseases easier to perform. This is also helping to decrease the number of pain doctors has when they are making their diagnosis. Monoclonal antibody diagnostic agents are a major part of the immune system, fighting off and killing off bacteria, viruses, and fungi. These substances are produced by a cell known as a neutrophil. Monoclonal antibodies are needed by the neutrophils to be able to fight infections. Once these antibodies come into contact with a harmful substance, they will immediately begin to fight it off. Monoclonal antibodies can be used in a variety of different ways to help doctors diagnose a variety of different conditions. Monoclonal antibody diagnostic agents