Because the receptors on each T cell and B cell lineage are unique,the receptor is able to bind to only one specific type of
A) antibody.
B) neutrophil.
C) antigen.
D) prostaglandin.

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T and B cells are specialized cells of the immune system that recognize antigens and generate a specific response. The receptors on each T cell and B cell lineage are unique, allowing them to bind to only one specific type of antigen. This specificity is crucial for the effective recognition and elimination of pathogens by the immune system. Antibodies, neutrophils, and prostaglandins are not involved in the specific recognition of antigens by T and B cells.

Because the Receptors on Each T Cell and B Cell