Antibody-Mediated Immunity Differs from Cell Mediated Immunity

question 24

Multiple Choice

Antibody-mediated immunity differs from cell mediated immunity

• A) in no significant way.
• B) because of its use of T cells.
• C) because antibody-mediated immunity attacks antibodies within the body's cells.
• D) because antibody-mediated immunity attacks antigens in bodily fluids rather than infected body cells.

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Definitions:

Food Substances

Components or ingredients used in the making of food, which can range from basic natural products to artificially produced compounds.

Vitamins

Organic compounds that are essential in small amounts for the body to maintain health, usually obtained through diet.

Organic Substances

Compounds that contain carbon and are found in living organisms.

Essential

Necessary; when referring to blood pressure, indicates an elevation without apparent cause.