Reovirus is an enteric virus that infects mice by adhering to intestinal M cells and then using M cell transport to enter Peyer's patches. Mice that were orally inoculated with reovirus cleared the primary infection, and upon secondary challenge 21 days later, had no detectable virus in their Peyer's patches. In contrast, naive controls that did not receive the primary inoculation had >103 PFU of virus/mg of tissue following oral challenge with virus. The protective response induced by the primary oral inoculation would also be eliminated in:
A) FcRn-deficient mice
B) IgA-deficient mice
C) IgM-deficient mice
D) Fc RI-deficient mice
E) IgG-deficient mice
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