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    Which Mechanism Is Involved in Peripheral Tolerance to Self-Antigens
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Which Mechanism Is Involved in Peripheral Tolerance to Self-Antigens

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Question 20

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Which mechanism is involved in peripheral tolerance to self-antigens?


A) Negative selection
B) Receptor editing
C) Inhibition of co-stimulatory signals from antigen-presenting cells
D) All of the above

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