Answer:
Self-antigens are not recognized and attacked by the T cells.
Explanation:
In immunology, the antigens are those substances which are bound by the antibodies. The antigens can be originated from within the bodies, known as self antigens or from outside the body, known as non-self antigens. The immune system identifies and attacks non-self invaders or the foreign harmful objects present in the body. It does not attack the self-antigens under the normal conditions. This is due to the negative selection of T cells of the thymus.
A pillbug belings to Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Arthropdoa, and Class Crustacea.
With ideal environmental factors, bacteria are able to reproduce at a very rapid pace.
<h3>Bacterial reproduction</h3>
Bacteria reproduce mainly by a single cell dividing into two, given the right condition. In order words, they reproduced by binary fission.
When environmental conditions are optimum, a typical bacterial cell can divide every 4 to 20 minutes depending on the species.
The time can become longer with sub-optimal environmental conditions.
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<span>The </span>spinal<span>nerve </span>exits<span> from the ventral root of the spinal cord.</span>
