What must happen in order for a donor organ to not be rejected by the recipient? The MHC complexes need to match as a. The recipient's plasma cells O b. will be inactivated. The recipient's passive immunity O c. pathway will be activated. The cytotoxic T cells O d. will be inactivated. closely as possible.

What must happen in order for a donor organ to not be rejected by the recipient? The MHC complexes need to match as a. The recipient's plasma cells O b. will be inactivated. The recipient's passive immunity O c. pathway will be activated. The cytotoxic T cells O d. will be inactivated. closely as possible.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Author:STARR

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Chapter34: Immunity

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Problem 16SA: Match the immunity concept with the best description. ___anaphylactic shock a. recognizes antigen...

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