Answer d) T helper cells
naive CD4+ T helper cells are one of the primary immune cells which are activated after transplant, and has an important role in rejection of the organ . Active nTh forms either Th1 (pro-inflammatory) or Th2 (anti-inflammatory) which are the subtypes.
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D Question 10 Which of the following cell type and cell function statements is NOT true: O a) Neutrophils function includes phagocytosis b) mast cells bind IgE in hypersensitivity reactions O deffector T helper cells regulate immune function by decreasing immune activity e) memory T helper cell retain the antigen affinity and provide recognition in secondary exposure O d) plasma cells provide antibody secretion Previous No new data to save. Last a
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