Early in an Infection, Antigen-Presenting Cells

question 28

Multiple Choice

Early in an infection, antigen-presenting cells

• A)become less effective at phagocytosis.
• B)become more effective at antigen processing.
• C)become less effective at cross presentation.
• D)recruit more adaptive immune cells than innate immune cells.
• E)remain at the site of infection.

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