Matching: For each group, match the description with the appropriate selection. Each choice could be used once, multiple times or not at all. Must have antigen presented on MHC Class I Goes through a maturation process in the thymus to ensure that self antigens aren't recognized Is an IgD antibody bound to the lymphocyte Requires the assistance of CD4 Must have antigen presented on MHC Class II Has specificity for a particular antigen Requires the assistance of CD8 [Choose] [Choose] B cell receptor, Helper T cell receptor, and Cytotoxic T cell receptor B cell receptor only Helper T cell receptor and Cyotoxic T cell receptor but not the B cell receptor Helper T cell receptor only Cytotoxic T cell receptor only [Choose] [Choose ] [Choose]

Matching: For each group, match the description with the appropriate selection. Each choice could be used once, multiple times or not at all. Must have antigen presented on MHC Class I Goes through a maturation process in the thymus to ensure that self antigens aren't recognized Is an IgD antibody bound to the lymphocyte Requires the assistance of CD4 Must have antigen presented on MHC Class II Has specificity for a particular antigen Requires the assistance of CD8 [Choose] [Choose] B cell receptor, Helper T cell receptor, and Cytotoxic T cell receptor B cell receptor only Helper T cell receptor and Cyotoxic T cell receptor but not the B cell receptor Helper T cell receptor only Cytotoxic T cell receptor only [Choose] [Choose ] [Choose]

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter12: Body Defenses

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14RE

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