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What is presented on the surface of cancer cells through MHC I? a. Only modified proteins from within the cell. b. MHC I + cancer-specific antigens. c. MHC I + virus antigens. d…

What is presented on the surface of cancer cells through MHC I? a. Only modified proteins from within the cell. b. MHC I + cancer-specific antigens. c. MHC I + virus antigens. d…
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What is presented on the surface of cancer cells through MHC I?

a. Only modified proteins from within the cell.
b. MHC I + cancer-specific antigens.
c. MHC I + virus antigens.
d. MHC I + normal cell proteins.

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Final answer:

Cancer cells present modified proteins from within the cell on the surface through MHC I.

Step-by-step explanation:

Cancer cells present modified proteins from within the cell on the surface through MHC I.

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