The Only Cells in the Body Capable of Specifically Recognizing

question 29

Multiple Choice

The only cells in the body capable of specifically recognizing and distinguishing different antigenic determinants are:

• A) macrophages.
• B) dendritic cells.
• C) lymphocytes.
• D) neutrophils.

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Definitions:

Regulatory

Pertaining to or responsible for controlling or directing according to rules, principles, or laws.

Genes

Genes are fundamental units of heredity that carry information necessary for the synthesis of proteins, influencing an organism's traits and functions.

Chorion

The outermost membrane surrounding an embryo in mammals, including humans, contributing to the formation of the placenta.

Allantois

An extra-embryonic membrane in birds and reptiles, involved in gas exchange and waste storage during development.