Questions:- Which of the following statements is incorrect about celiac disease? Group of answer choices A.Tissue damage is due to overeactions mediated by both innate and adaptive immune cells B.Celiac disease is entirely driven by gluten exposure, but it presents with manifestation of autoimmunity C.All individuals expressing the DQ2 or DQ8 MHC class II allele will develop celiac disease D.Intestinal and non-intestinal symptoms are observed

Questions:- Which of the following statements is incorrect about celiac disease? Group of answer choices A.Tissue damage is due to overeactions mediated by both innate and adaptive immune cells B.Celiac disease is entirely driven by gluten exposure, but it presents with manifestation of autoimmunity C.All individuals expressing the DQ2 or DQ8 MHC class II allele will develop celiac disease D.Intestinal and non-intestinal symptoms are observed

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