3. Bare lymphocyte syndrome does NOT: A. produce a phenotype like SCID. B. result from a defect in the TAP transporter. C. lead to a lack of MHC class II. D. result in a deficiency of cytotoxic T cells. E. increase susceptibility to viral infections.

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17 April, 01:26

3. Bare lymphocyte syndrome does NOT: A. produce a phenotype like SCID. B. result from a defect in the TAP transporter. C. lead to a lack of MHC class II. D. result in a deficiency of cytotoxic T cells. E. increase susceptibility to viral infections.

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Lilyana Guerra · Answer 1

Answer: Option (C)

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Bare lymphocyte syndrome is referred to as the condition which is known to be caused by the mutations in particular genes of M. H. C i. e. abbreviated as major histocompatibility complex or thus participating with presentation and processing of the Major Histocompatibility Complex molecules. It is known as form of the uncompromising combined immunodeficiency.