How is antibody-mediated immunity different from cell-mediated immunity?
A) Antibody-mediated immunity requires lymphocytes; cell-mediated immunity does not.
B) Antibody-mediated immunity is innate; cell-mediated immunity is adaptive.
C) Antibody-mediated immunity is adaptive; cell-mediated immunity is innate.
D) Antibody-mediated immunity requires both B and T cells; cell-mediated immunity requires T cells but not B cells.
E) Antibody-mediated immunity requires T cells; cell-mediated immunity requires B cells.
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Q33: Helper T cells secrete _, which activate
Q34: Q35: An epitope is _. Q36: Q37: Dendritic cells present antigens on their surface Q39: B cells differentiate in the _, while Q40: Which macromolecules can serve as antigens? Q41: The secondary immune response is _ than Q42: The main antibody present during the primary Q43: Autoimmune diseases result from a breakdown in
A) the antigen binding
A) proteins
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