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Title: How are B-cell receptors different from T-cell receptors? Post by: qpitt19777 on Mar 31, 2018 How are B-cell receptors different from T-cell receptors?
a. B-cell receptors bind antigen, while T-cell receptors do not. b. B-cell receptors have a more complex structure. c. B-cell receptors have a more simple structure. d. B-cell receptors are bound to the cell membrane, while T-cell receptors are bound to the nuclear membrane. e. B-cell receptors stimulate the production of a clone of cells. Question 2 How are B-cell receptors different from antibodies? a. B-cell receptors bind antigen, while antibodies do not. b. B-cell receptors do not contain heavy chains, while antibodies do. c. B-cell receptors include a variable region, while antibodies do not. d. B-cell receptors include a transmembrane domain, while antibodies do not. e. B-cell receptors are produced by B cells, while antibodies are not. Title: How are B-cell receptors different from T-cell receptors? Post by: tobedds on Mar 31, 2018 Content hidden
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