Cytotoxic T cells

A. secrete perforin, which kills bacteria and viruses by perforating the membrane or coat that surrounds them.
B. secrete proteins that neutralize bacterial toxins.
C. are activated by interleukin 1.
D. are converted to plasma cells when activated by MHC proteins.
E. require Class I MHC proteins to recognize foreign antigens.


Answer: E

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