Which of the following are involved in the binding of a T-cell receptor to an antigen?
A) An antigen-presenting cell
B) A major histocompatibility complex molecule
C) CD coreceptors
D) All of these

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All of these components are involved in the binding of a T-cell receptor to an antigen. An antigen-presenting cell presents the antigen to the T-cell receptor, a major histocompatibility complex molecule is required for the antigen to be presented effectively, and CD coreceptors help stabilize the interaction between the T-cell receptor and the antigen-presenting cell.

Which of the Following Are Involved in the Binding of a T-Cell