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In the Human Immune System, a Difference Between T-Cell Receptors

Question 36

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In the human immune system, a difference between T-cell receptors and immunoglobulins is that T-cell receptors have

A) twice as many binding sites.
B) more subtypes.
C) a larger degree of polymerisation.
D) only two polypeptide chains.
E) four polypeptide chains.

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