Question

7. The antigen that is not seen on mature human T cells is
(a)T3
(b) T10
(c)T1
(d) T6​

Answer 1

Answer:

option c is the answer. of this question.

Answer 2

The antigen that is not seen on mature human T cells is (a) T3  

Explanation:  

• T3 cells are thought to reflect a typical stage of B cell development, however, this is not entirely certain. In this work, we show that T3 cells do not give birth to mature B cells both in vitro and in vivo.    

• T cells develop in the bone marrow before maturing in the thymus. T cells grow in the thymus and develop into helper, regulatory, or they become memory T cells.  
• T-cell antigen receptors can only be present on the cell membrane. T lymphocytes are cells that are genetically modified to identify, react to, and recall antigens.