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The Process in Which an Antigen Binds to a Specific

Question 79

Question 79

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The process in which an antigen binds to a specific B cell and it begins to divide is called


A) a nonspecific defense.
B) clonal selection.
C) normal flora.
D) meiosis.
E) a secondary immune response.

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