T cells can recognize tumor antigens from each of the following classes, EXCEPT
A) antigens encoded by genes exclusively expressed by tumors (e.g., viral genes) .
B) antigens encoded by variant forms of normal genes that are altered by mutation.
C) antigens that are expressed at lower than normal levels.
D) antigens normally expressed only at certain stages of development.
E) antigens that are overexpressed in particular tumors.
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A)normally regulators of cell
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Q11: Which of the following is NOT a
Q12: Which of the following is a gene
Q13: MOST tumor antigens
A)are products of viruses.
B)target the
Q15: Tumor-specific antigens
A)trigger T-cell killing of the tumor.
B)can
Q16: Tumor-associated antigens
A)are not normal cellular proteins.
B)are viral
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A)normally expressed by embryos.
B)normal for
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