8. frame shift mechanism contributes to the following a. Somatic hypermutation b. class switching - c. Gene conversion 9. The function of Plasmacytoid dendritic cells is? A. Ag presentation C. induction of plasma cells 10 The following B. secretion of IFN-alpha and beta D. inhibition of immune response d. Ab diversity

8. frame shift mechanism contributes to the following a. Somatic hypermutation b. class switching - c. Gene conversion 9. The function of Plasmacytoid dendritic cells is? A. Ag presentation C. induction of plasma cells 10 The following B. secretion of IFN-alpha and beta D. inhibition of immune response d. Ab diversity

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