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Which of the following is NOT considered as professional antigen presenting cells expressing MHC Class II?Thyroid epithelial cellsB cellsMacrophagesDendritic cells

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Which of the following is NOT considered as professional antigen presenting cells expressing MHC Class II?Thyroid epithelial cellsB cellsMacrophagesDendritic cells

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Thyroid epithelial cells are NOT considered as professional antigen presenting cells expressing MHC Class II. The other three options - B cells, Macrophages, and Dendritic cells - are all considered professional antigen presenting cells.

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