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A student states, It seems like helper T cells do a lot more than just 'help' the cellular immunity process. Which of the following responses listed below best conveys an aspect of the role of CD4+ helper T cells in immunity?
 
  A)
  Without helper T cells, no antigens would be presented.
  B)
  Helper T cells play a major role in stimulating and regulating the whole process.
  C)
  Without helper T cells, the wrong antibodies would end up being produced.
  D)
  Helper T cells are key to the hematopoiesis that produces all the components of the immune system.
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Helper T cells are central to the regulation, proliferation, and stimulation of the immune system. They do not play a central role in antigen presentation or early hematopoiesis, however. Their absence would not result in incorrect antibody production, but rather insufficient or absent immune response.
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