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Where do T lymphocytes mature?

Answer: Thymus.

  • A Bone marrow
  • B Thymus
  • C Spleen
  • D Lymph nodes

Correct answer: B. Thymus

Explanation: T lymphocytes (T cells) mature in the Thymus gland, located in the chest. The 'T' in T cell stands for Thymus. B cells mature in Bone marrow (the 'B' stands for Bursa/Bone marrow).

Antibody (Y-shaped) Binding an Antigenconstant region (Fc)variable regionvariable regionantigenantigen2 identical heavy chains+ 2 identical light chains

An antibody is Y-shaped, with two identical antigen-binding sites at the tips of the variable regions - each shaped to recognise one specific antigen - while the constant (Fc) region at the base is recognised by immune cells to trigger further responses.

Concept context

Innate and adaptive immunity, B cells, T cells, antibodies, vaccines, and immune disorders. Critical for NEET.

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