All of the following are consequences of bare lymphocyte syndrome (MHC II deficiency)EXCEPT

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Bare lymphocyte syndrome (MHC II deficiency) results in the lack of MHC class II molecules on the surface of antigen-presenting cells (APCs). Therefore, the correct statement is that MHC II molecules are not expressed on APCs, which is the opposite of option A. The consequence of this deficiency is that T cells cannot be activated, including helper T cells (option B) and cytotoxic T cells (option C). B cells also do not receive proper T cell help, resulting in an absence of isotype switching (option D).

All of the Following Are Consequences of Bare Lymphocyte Syndrome