As antigen is picked up in peripheral tissues by antigen-presenting cells, it is

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As antigen is picked up in peripheral tissues by antigen-presenting cells, it is

As antigen is picked up in peripheral tissues by antigen-presenting cells, it is:

A.   processed for presentation to B cells.
B.   processed for presentation to T cells.
C.   moved without processing over several hours to the lymph nodes.
D.   taken in unprocessed form for presentation to T cells.
E.   All of the above.

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