1. Can create antibodies 2. Can destroy pathogens by secreting perforins 3. Is activated by a T-helper cell 4. Undergoes clonal selection 5. Has the ability to stop clonal selection 6. Must have an APC (antigen presenting cell) to be activated 7. Can be activated by pathogen in circulation 8. Migrates around the body in the lymph 9. Can create a tag of MHC proteins to alert body of infection 10. Creates memory cells to recognize the pathogen in the future 11. Stimulated by MHC class 2 APC cells only

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Determine if the following description should be categorized as Humoral
Immunity (B-cell activity), Cellular Immunity (T-cell activity), or both (B &
T-cells perform this activity).
1. Can create antibodies
2. Can destroy pathogens by secreting perforins
3. Is activated by a T-helper cell
4. Undergoes clonal selection
5. Has the ability to stop clonal selection
6. Must have an APC (antigen presenting cell) to be
activated
7. Can be activated by pathogen in circulation
8. Migrates around the body in the lymph
9. Can create a tag of MHC proteins to alert body of
infection
10. Creates memory cells to recognize the pathogen in the
future
11. Stimulated by MHC class 2 APC cells only
12. Can activate the second line of defense by secreting
antibodies
Transcribed Image Text:Determine if the following description should be categorized as Humoral Immunity (B-cell activity), Cellular Immunity (T-cell activity), or both (B & T-cells perform this activity). 1. Can create antibodies 2. Can destroy pathogens by secreting perforins 3. Is activated by a T-helper cell 4. Undergoes clonal selection 5. Has the ability to stop clonal selection 6. Must have an APC (antigen presenting cell) to be activated 7. Can be activated by pathogen in circulation 8. Migrates around the body in the lymph 9. Can create a tag of MHC proteins to alert body of infection 10. Creates memory cells to recognize the pathogen in the future 11. Stimulated by MHC class 2 APC cells only 12. Can activate the second line of defense by secreting antibodies
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