Which of the following is the term for activated B cells producing different antibody monomers with the same epitope specificity recognition of self class switching clonal expansion tolerance
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Step 1: The term for activated B cells producing different antibody monomers with the same epitope specificity is **clonal expansion**. Show more…
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High affinity B-cell clones are usually generated by: Somatic hypermutation Class switching Apoptosis DNA recombination The specificity of antibodies secreted by a plasma cell may not be the same as that of the BCR of the original parent B cell that was exposed to the antigen because of: A specific B cell has BCRs that recognized a diversity of epitopes ranging from proteins to carbohydrates The selection that occurs during affinity maturation Alternative splicing Class switching
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According to the clonal selection theory, $a$ an antibody changes its shape according to the antigen it meets. $b$. an individual animal contains only one type of $\mathrm{B}$ cell. $c .$ the animal contains many types of $\mathrm{B}$ cells, each producing one kind of antibody. $d$. each $\mathrm{B}$ cell produces many types of antibodies. $e .$ many clones of antiself lymphocytes appear in the bloodstream.
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