The Process in Which an Antigen Binds to a Specific

question 79

Multiple Choice

The process in which an antigen binds to a specific B cell and it begins to divide is called

• A) a nonspecific defense.
• B) clonal selection.
• C) normal flora.
• D) meiosis.
• E) a secondary immune response.

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Definitions:

Frequency

The rate at which an event or phenomenon occurs over a specific time period, often used in the context of exercise or other routines.

Intensity

The level of effort or exertion required by a physical activity or exercise, often categorized as low, moderate, or high.

Mitochondria

Organelles found in most cells, responsible for producing energy by converting food into adenosine triphosphate (ATP) through the process of oxidative phosphorylation.

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

A structure found within muscle cells that stores and releases calcium ions, playing a key role in muscle contraction.