Hybridoma cells are (a) only cells having oncogenes (b) product of spore formation in bacteria (c) nervous cells of frog (d) hybrid cells resulting from myeloma cells.

Hybridoma cells are
(a) only cells having oncogenes
(b) product of spore formation in bacteria
(c) nervous cells of frog
(d) hybrid cells resulting from myeloma cells.
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(d) hybrid cells resulting from myeloma cells.
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