Multiple Choice
The principle difference between type II and type III hypersensitivity reactions is the:
A) isotype(s) of antibody involved
B) complement-mediated lysis of host cells
C) whether the antigen is cellular or soluble
D) involvement of helper T cells and macrophages
Correct Answer:
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