An altered tumor stroma transmits growth inducing signals. Similar to morphogens, how do the molecular gradients function?O A. Only temporallyB. Only spatiallyO C. Both spatial and temporalO D. Only through vesicular transport A tumor can trigger both an innate and adaptive immune response. What is common to both scenarios?O A. Presentation of antigensB. B-Cell antibody proliferationO C. Natural killer cell activityD. Cytotoxic T-Cell Activation

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An altered tumor stroma transmits growth inducing signals. Similar to morphogens, how do the molecular gradients function? O A. Only temporally O B. Only spatially O C. Both spatial and temporal O D. Only through vesicular transport

An altered tumor stroma transmits growth inducing signals. Similar to morphogens, how do the molecular gradients function? O A. Only temporally O B. Only spatially O C. Both spatial and temporal O D. Only through vesicular transport

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An altered tumor stroma transmits growth inducing signals. Similar to morphogens, how do the molecular gradients function?
O A. Only temporally
B. Only spatially
O C. Both spatial and temporal
O D. Only through vesicular transport

A tumor can trigger both an innate and adaptive immune response. What is common to both scenarios?
O A. Presentation of antigens
B. B-Cell antibody proliferation
O C. Natural killer cell activity
D. Cytotoxic T-Cell Activation

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