In order to be detected by a T cell, the class II major histocompatibility (MHC)molecule of infected cells must go through the process of before presenting the antigen.
A)perforin incorporation
B)MHC molecule presentation
C)antibody binding
D)phagocytosis
E)complement activation

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Class II MHC molecules present antigens that are typically derived from extracellular proteins. These proteins are taken up by phagocytosis or endocytosis, processed, and then presented on the cell surface to T cells.

In Order to Be Detected by a T Cell, the Class