The fact that IgA comprises the body's major isotype of antibody on a biosynthetic basis is not widely appreciated because IgG, not IgA, is the predominant isotype in serum. Nevertheless, the bulk of the body's Ig-producing cells reside in the various mucosal and exocrine sites, especially along the
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