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On which types of cells would you find an MHC Class I molecule?

A. Only macrophages, B cells, and dendrites
B. All host cells except red blood cells
C. All host cells
D. Only cytotoxic T cells

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Final answer:

MHC Class I molecules are present on most host cells except red blood cells and play a vital role in immune responses.


Explanation:

MHC Class I molecules are found on all host cells except for red blood cells. They play a crucial role in presenting normal and abnormal antigens to Cytotoxic T cells for immune responses.


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