The Clonal-Selection Theory of Immune Responsiveness Postulates That

question 34

Multiple Choice

The clonal-selection theory of immune responsiveness postulates that

• A) lymphocytes have unique antigen-recognition structures that are inherited
• B) antigen-recognition structures are randomly generated
• C) lymphocytes that recognize self-antigen are not normally generated
• D) self-reactive lymphocytes are an aberration

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