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What is T4 cells recognizes antigen in association with all of the following EXCEPT: September 2004 and explain in detail?
Ans. A i.e. Major Histocompatility factor/ MHA-I HLA complex of genes are: HLA-A, B, C (Class I) HLA-D, DR, DQ and DP (class II) CD8 (previously known as T8) molecule is present on suppressor and cytotoxic cells. They recognize antigen by MHC class-I molecule.