How Are B-Cell Receptors Different from T-Cell Receptors

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Multiple Choice

How are B-cell receptors different from T-cell receptors?

• A)B-cell receptors are bound to the cell membrane, while T-cell receptors are bound to the nuclear membrane.
• B)B-cell receptors bind antigen, while T-cell receptors do not.
• C)B-cell receptors have a more complex structure.
• D)B-cell receptors have a more simple structure.

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Definitions:

Genetic Drift

A mechanism of evolution that causes allele frequencies within a population to change randomly with time due to chance events.

Natural Selection

A process by which species evolve over time as individuals with traits more suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce.

Adaptive Evolution

The process through which populations become better suited to their environment through changes in genetic traits.

Nonadaptive Evolution

Evolutionary changes that occur without improving the biological fitness of an organism, often due to genetic drift.