Upon Identifying an Antigen in the Bloodstream, B Cells Launch

question 12

Multiple Choice

Upon identifying an antigen in the bloodstream, B cells launch a chemical attack by producing antigens specific to the antibody. This is an example of ________ immunity.

• A) secondary
• B) humoral
• C) antibody
• D) cellular

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Definitions:

Goal Isomorphism

The concept of having converging or similar objectives across different individuals, groups, or systems.

Intergroup Conflict

A situation where members of different groups experience friction, disagreement, or opposition due to differing interests, beliefs, or objectives.

Cohesion

The degree to which members of a group or society are united in their beliefs, values, or purpose.

Group Conformity

The phenomenon where individuals adjust their behavior or attitudes to align with the norms of a group.