Which of the following processes are B-cells,T-cells,and macrophages capable of that allows them to produce antibodies essential to the immune response?

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B-cells, T-cells, and macrophages are capable of DNA rearrangement, which is essential for producing a wide variety of antibodies necessary for the immune response. This process involves rearranging the genes encoding the antibody molecules, leading to the production of a diverse repertoire of specific antibodies that can recognize and bind to different antigens. Replication and modification processes (A and B) do not play a direct role in generating antibodies, and DNA replication (C) is not sufficient to generate the necessary diversity of antibody molecules.

Which of the Following Processes Are B-Cells,T-Cells,and Macrophages Capable of That