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elarge

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Question 1

The target sequence for somatic recombination in generation of immune diversity is what type of arrangement?


◦ A nonamer-intron-heptamer
◦ A heptamer-spacer-heptamer
◦ A heptamer-intron-nonamer
◦ A heptamer-spacer-nonamer
◦ A nonamer-spacer-nonamer

Question 2

Which of the following MHC proteins are required for helper T-cell function?


◦ Class I proteins
◦ Class II proteins
◦ Class III proteins
◦ Both class I and II proteins
◦ Class I, II, and II proteins
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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