Antigen-induced cell death (AICD) is mediated by:
I- Fas:FasL interactions
II- Perforin and granzymes
III- TNF-mediated cell death

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Antigen-driven expansion of T and B cells can be inhibited by Fas:FasL interactions. The cells expressing FasL bind to cells expressing the Fas receptor, and when three Fas receptors are engaged and clustered together, intracellular death domains on the Fas receptor are activated to cause cell death.

Antigen-Induced Cell Death (AICD) Is Mediated By