If the innate immune response is not effective in neutralizing a threat, what form of immune response occurs next?
A) production of antibodies by T cells
B) phagocytosis by neutrophils
C) natural killer cells respond to sites of inflammation
D) antigen detection by antibodies
E) phagocytosis of MHC markers

Question

If the innate immune response is not effective in neutralizing a threat, what form of immune response occurs next?​
A) ​production of antibodies by T cells
B) ​phagocytosis by neutrophils
C) ​natural killer cells respond to sites of inflammation
D) ​antigen detection by antibodies
E) ​phagocytosis of MHC markers

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The adaptive immune response, which includes antigen detection by antibodies, occurs next if the innate immune response is not effective.

If the Innate Immune Response Is Not Effective in Neutralizing