question archive Which B-cell mediated immune response would the individual like exhibit in response to mutated virus if only the following proteins were significantly altered by the mutation
Which B-cell mediated immune response would the individual like exhibit in response to mutated virus if only the following proteins were significantly altered by the mutation
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- Which B-cell mediated immune response would the individual like exhibit in response to mutated virus if only the following proteins were significantly altered by the mutation.
- viral enveloped (spike) protein are highly mutated - primary adaptive response or secondary?
- viral nucelocapsid proteins are highly mutated - primary adaptive response or secondary?
- A subset of cells in any adaptive immune response will release granzymes and perforin, which work to lyse and kill infected cells in the host. Which cell types secretes these compounds? Select all that apply - naive B cells, memory B cells, cytotoxic T cells, helper T cells, cells of innate immune system
- The common cold can be caused by many different types of viruses. You notice that while your younger siblings seem to get sick with common cold many times per year, but your parents are rarely sick. Using what you know about immune cells, explain why this obervation could be made.
