QUESTION 29 Helper T cells are required O For an antigen to bind to a specific B cell receptor O For inflammation O To process and present viral antigen to a specific cytotoxic T cell O For activation of specific lymphocytes to produce a clone of effector cells

QUESTION 29 Helper T cells are required O For an antigen to bind to a specific B cell receptor O For inflammation O To process and present viral antigen to a specific cytotoxic T cell O For activation of specific lymphocytes to produce a clone of effector cells

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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