How Do Immune Cells with Sensitivity to Self-Antigens Become Eliminated

question 156

Multiple Choice

How do immune cells with sensitivity to self-antigens become eliminated?

• A)They are lysed through the action of membrane attack complexes.
• B)They are destroyed by macrophages.
• C)They undergo cell death.
• D)They enter a G₀ state of cell cycle and cannot replicate.

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