Cytotoxic T cells produce ? antibodies, which make holes in the cell membrane of infected cells ? perforin, which makes holes in cell membrane of infected cells ? class II MHC, which present antigens ? interferon which attacks viral-infected cell
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Cytotoxic T cells produce cytotoxins, which cause apoptosis of infected cells.
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Which of the following happens if a T cytotoxic cells recognizes its antigen - SELECT ALL THAT APPLY death of target cell antibody production activation of the complement system release of alpha and beta interferon phagocytosis release of perforin and granzyme
Host Defenses. T cytotoxic lymphocytes exhibit all of the following traits EXCEPT: production of IgE antibodies secrete granzymes which trigger apoptosis/programmed cell death bind host cells displaying viral antigen once activated, secrete perforins which may cause osmotic lysis of infected host cells
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