Multiple Choice
In innate immunity, destruction of tumor cells by secretion of perforins is a function of:
A) macrophages, which differentiate from monocytes
B) natural killer cells, a type of lymphocyte
C) Langerhans cells circulating in the blood
D) neutrophils, one of the granular WBCs
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Q2: In adaptive immunity, macrophages and helper T
Q3: The cells of innate immunity that produce
Q4: Which statement is NOT true of adaptive
Q5: The process of complement fixation destroys noncellular
Q6: An antibody molecule is made of _
Q8: Lymph nodules (in general) are located:<br>A)along the
Q9: The first exposure to a pathogen such
Q10: In innate immunity, the function of interferon
Q11: An example of passive immunity that is
Q12: The process of _ requires a series