The parts of an antigen that B and T cells recognize and mount an immune response against are called _________.ANSWERapoptosishaptensantibodiesepitopes

When the body detects a pathogen, T cells recognize antigens and destroy infected cells. B cells produce other cells that make antibodies. What type of immune response is this?A.NonspecificB.SympatheticC.SpecificD.Unsympathetic

B lymphocytes that have been exposed to an antigen develop into cells that produce antibodies called _____ cells.Group of answer choicesplasmamemorybursaKupffer

Which of the following are mediated by antigen-specific T-cells and nonspecific cells of the immune system?

B cells and T cells are capable of recognizing foreign antigens because they have specific antigen in their plasma membrane.

Which type of cells display fragments of antigens to T cells?Multiple choice question.Natural killer cellsNeutrophilsAntigen-presenting cellsPlasma B cells