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Which cells are responsible for eliminating cytoplasmic microbes?
Which cells are responsible for eliminating cytoplasmic microbes?
- B lymphocytes
- CD8+ CTLs (correct)
- CD4+ helper T cells
- Macrophages
What is the main function of CD4+ T lymphocytes?
What is the main function of CD4+ T lymphocytes?
- Killing infected cells
- Assisting macrophages (correct)
- Producing antibodies
- Destroying ingested microbes
Which cells are responsible for eliminating intracellular viruses?
Which cells are responsible for eliminating intracellular viruses?
- CD8+ CTLs (correct)
- Macrophages
- B lymphocytes
- CD4+ helper T cells
What is the role of antibodies in the immune response?
What is the role of antibodies in the immune response?
Which type of antigens can T lymphocytes recognize?
Which type of antigens can T lymphocytes recognize?
What is the function of class I MHC molecules?
What is the function of class I MHC molecules?
What is the significance of segregating the class I and class II pathways of antigen processing?
What is the significance of segregating the class I and class II pathways of antigen processing?
Which type of peptides are considered immunodominant peptides of the antigen?
Which type of peptides are considered immunodominant peptides of the antigen?
What makes it difficult to select a small number of peptides from any microbe that would be immunogenic in a large number of people?
What makes it difficult to select a small number of peptides from any microbe that would be immunogenic in a large number of people?
Which genes are responsible for the lack of response to simple protein antigens in some inbred animals?
Which genes are responsible for the lack of response to simple protein antigens in some inbred animals?
In what manner do T cells recognize and react against small molecules and metal ions?
In what manner do T cells recognize and react against small molecules and metal ions?
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