Multiple Choice
How does the immune system manage to avoid recognizing and attacking normal cells within the body?
A) The body never makes T lymphocytes that can react against normal cells within the body.
B) T lymphocytes that have the ability to recognize normal cells within the body are eliminated by apoptosis early in the development of the immune system.
C) Normal body cells are coated with a special secreted protective proteoglycan that prevents the immune system from attacking them.
D) Normal body cells are coated with a special secreted protective glycoprotein that prevents the immune system from attacking them.
E) Normal body cells are coated with a mixture of special secreted protective proteoglycans and glycoproteins that prevents the immune system from attacking them.
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