How Does the Body Recognize "Self" Cells Compared to "Nonself

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Multiple Choice

How does the body recognize "self" cells compared to "nonself" cells?

• A) "Self" cells are marked by glycoproteins called major histocompatibility complexes (MHCs).
• B) "Self" cells contain a triple layer of phospholipids on their plasma membranes.
• C) "Self" cells contain cytokines on their cell surfaces.
• D) "Self" cells contain spike proteins on their outer surface.

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