B lymphocytes and the humoral response

B lymphocytes and the humoral response Quiz

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  1. 1. Which cell secretes antibodies?

    • A. Memory cell
    • B. Plasma cell
    • C. Phagocyte
    • D. Cytotoxic T cell
  2. 2. Which part of an antibody is specific to an antigen?

    • A. The constant region
    • B. The disulfide bridge
    • C. The hinge
    • D. The variable region
  3. 3. Agglutination helps because:

    • A. It digests the bacteria
    • B. Antibodies clump bacteria so phagocytes engulf them more easily
    • C. It makes holes in bacteria
    • D. It prevents phagocytosis
  4. 4. Why is the secondary response faster?

    • A. Memory cells divide rapidly to form plasma cells
    • B. There are fewer antigens
    • C. Antibodies are stored in plasma cells
    • D. Phagocytes make antibodies
  5. 5. A person recovers from one strain of a virus but is ill with another strain. Why?

    • A. The memory cells cannot divide
    • B. The second strain has no antigens
    • C. The new strain's antigens are not complementary to the existing memory cells
    • D. Antibodies cannot bind to any virus

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