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Class I major histocompatibility complex molecules are found on O all anucleated cells. O antigen-presenting O all nucleated None of the choices are correct.

Class I major histocompatibility complex molecules are found on O all anucleated cells. O antigen-presenting O all nucleated None of the choices are correct.

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Class I major histocompatibility complex molecules are found on O all anucleated cells. O antigen-presenting O all nucleated O None of the choices are correct. QUESTION 67 Important characteristics of antimicrobic drugs include O readily delivered to the site of infection. O high toxicity against microbial cells. O remains active in body tissues and fluids. do not cause serious side effects in humans. O All of these choices are correct. QUESTION 68 Antibodies O can bind to an immunogen. O are part of the nonspecific immune response. O can target the immunogen for destruction. O both can bind to an immunogen and can target the immunogen for destruction. O both can bind to an immunogen and are part of the nonspecific immune response.
Transcribed Image Text:Class I major histocompatibility complex molecules are found on O all anucleated cells. O antigen-presenting O all nucleated O None of the choices are correct. QUESTION 67 Important characteristics of antimicrobic drugs include O readily delivered to the site of infection. O high toxicity against microbial cells. O remains active in body tissues and fluids. do not cause serious side effects in humans. O All of these choices are correct. QUESTION 68 Antibodies O can bind to an immunogen. O are part of the nonspecific immune response. O can target the immunogen for destruction. O both can bind to an immunogen and can target the immunogen for destruction. O both can bind to an immunogen and are part of the nonspecific immune response.
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