T cell education in the thymus. In NEGATIVE SELECTION. T cells that activate in response to a self-antigen survive and enter circulation. T cells that do not activate in response to a self-antigenundergo apoptosis.O TrueO Falseprt scF10homeF6F8F9FI1

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T cell education in the thymus. In NEGATIVE SELECTION. T cells that activate in response to a self- antigen survive and enter circulation. T cells that do not activate in response to a self-antigen undergo apoptosis. True O False prt sc F10 home F6 F7 F8 F9 FI1