Which of the antigens below are typically able to activate B cells without the intercession of T cells?
A)very large bacterial lipids
B)very large viral lipids
C)bacterial cell wall polysaccharides
D)bacterial cell wall polypeptides
E)bacterial DNA

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Bacterial cell wall polysaccharides are typically able to activate B cells without the intercession of T cells. This is because these antigens have a repeating pattern that can directly bind to the B cell receptor and activate it.

Which of the Antigens Below Are Typically Able to Activate