Which of the Following Describes the Phenomenon of Antibody-Dependent Enhancement

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the phenomenon of antibody-dependent enhancement?

• A) Antibodies bound to a flavivirus particle allows entry into a cell via the Fc receptor.
• B) Antibodies bound to the host cell receptor make it unable to bind a flavivirus particle.
• C) Antibodies bound to infected cells cause the immune system to kill them.
• D) Antibodies bound to a flavivirus particle allow it to be removed by the immune system.
• E) The overproduction of antibodies during a flavivirus infection

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