In the Thymus,T Cells Can Be Deleted Only If

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the thymus,T cells can be deleted only if:

• A)the appropriate self-antigen is represented adequately in the thymus as MHC-peptide complexes.
• B)the appropriate self-antigen is not present in the thymus as a MHC-complex.
• C)the T cell cannot engage self MHC proteins.
• D)the appropriate self-antigen is represented adequately in the thymus as MHC-peptide complexes,and
• The T cell cannot engage self MHC proteins.

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