The Immunological Synapse Refers to the

question 53

Multiple Choice

The immunological synapse refers to the

• A) interaction between lymphocytes and foreign antigens to produce memory cells.
• B) interaction of the many cytokines produced by different immunological cells.
• C) interaction between a T cell and an antigen- presenting cell to produce a specialized contact area for communication between these cells.
• D) activation of a B cell to become a plasma cell.
• E) binding of a monocyte or macrophage to antigen so that it can act as an antigen- presenting cell.

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Definitions:

Locus Of Control

A personality trait that divides people along a continuum according to the extent to which they believe what happens to them and others is controllable.

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A focus on the external world and environment, as opposed to internal thoughts and feelings.

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