Organize the following steps in order of antibody production. A. CD40L-CD40 interaction turn on activation-induced-deaminase machinery B. Dendritic cell processes and presents antigen to CD4 T cell C. T-cell interacts with B cell through TCR-MHC D. Antibody production by B-cell E. Class switch recombination and somatic hypermutation OB-D-C-A-E OD-B-C-A-E OB-C-A-E-D O B-A-C-E-D

Organize the following steps in order of antibody production. A. CD40L-CD40 interaction turn on activation-induced-deaminase machinery B. Dendritic cell processes and presents antigen to CD4 T cell C. T-cell interacts with B cell through TCR-MHC D. Antibody production by B-cell E. Class switch recombination and somatic hypermutation OB-D-C-A-E OD-B-C-A-E OB-C-A-E-D O B-A-C-E-D

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter45: Defenses Against Disease

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