In which of the following ways does the developmental pathway of α:β T cells differ from that of B cells? (Select all that apply.)
A) Their antigen receptors are derived from gene rearrangement processes.
B) When the first chain of the antigen receptor is produced it combines with a surrogate chain.
C) Cells bearing self-reactive antigen receptors undergo apoptosis.
D) MHC molecules are required to facilitate progression through the developmental pathway.
E) T cells do not rearrange their antigen-receptor genes in the bone marrow.
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A)undergo genetic
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A)double-negative CD3-
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