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- 3. Which cells remain dormant until activated upon second antigen exposure?
- 5. What structure on immune cells detects antigens?
- 9. What is a mixture of antibodies that bind to multiple epitopes of an antigen called?
- 12. What protein is secreted by B cells to neutralize antigens?
- 13. What phase do memory cells remain in until they are activated?
- 14. What major complex helps T cells communicate with antigen-presenting cells?
- 15. What type of B cells are responsible for secreting antigen-specific antibodies?
- 16. What type of immune response does the innate immune system include?
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- 1. What type of T cells assist other cells in the immune response?
- 2. Where do B cells mature if they stay in the bone marrow?
- 4. What is recruited by the intracellular domain of CD4 to activate the signalling cascade?
- 6. What is the specific part of an antigen that antibodies recognize?
- 7. Where does a stem cell mature to become a T cell?
- 8. What is the term for antibodies produced artificially that recognize one epitope?
- 9. What enzyme family triggers programmed cell death in the immune response?
- 10. Which type of molecule binds to receptors on helper T cells to initiate immune response?
- 11. What is the term for the time taken between antigen exposure and immune response activation?
