Which of these factors is not a major factor in adaptive or specific immunity? a

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Which of these factors is not a major factor in adaptive or specific immunity? a. Specificity b. Chemotaxis c. Recognition of "self" d. Memory Which type of cell secretes antibodies? a. Killer T (T_c) cell b. Helper T (T_H) cell c. Macrophage d. Plasma cell Which of the following can serve as antigen presenting cell? a. T-cells b. B-cells c. Macrophages d. Dendritic cells e. All of the above f. B, C, & D Helper T cells (T_H) receive antigen from ____, bound to ________. a. APCs, MHC I b. APCs, MHCII c. B-cells, MHC I d. B-cells, MHC II

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Ans: chemotaxis is not a major factor in specific or adaptive immunity. The rest contribute and form part of specific immunity.

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