The antigen receptors on naïve T and B cells are membrane bound and sit on the surface of the cell where they interact with antigen. What is the next step that occurs following antigen recognition?

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The antigen receptors on naïve T and B cells are membrane bound and sit on the surface of the cell where they interact with antigen.  What is the next step that occurs following antigen recognition?

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Intracellular molecules accumulate near the antigen receptors

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The cells release toxic substances to kill the antigen

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The antigen receptor with antigen is released from the cell to stimulate inflammation

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The cell divides to make more clones of itself

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