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'C' corresponds to antigens both being presented by the MHC molecule (B) and within the APC (D).
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The MHC molecule is labelled by arrow B.
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None of the above
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The area labelled 'A' corresponds to the T cell surface receptor. It sits on the surface of the T-cell and recognises the antigens presented by the MHC molecule (B) by the antigen-presenting cell (D).
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'D' corresponds to the antigen-presenting cell itself, which uses the MHC molecule (B) to present antigens to the T-cell receptors (A).
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The MHC molecule presents the antigen (labelled 'C') to the T-cell receptor (labelled 'A') so that the antigen is able to be recognised by the T cell.
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B
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There are no labels on the image that I can see - difficult to answer correctly with just arrows
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The following diagram shows a T-cell interacting with an antigen-presenting cell (APC). Which of the labelled areas on the diagram corresponds to the major histocompatibility (MHC) molecule?

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