Question

The density of two types of these cells forms the basis of a classification scheme proposed by Jérôme Galon, which ranges from I0 to I4 and may outperform traditional TNM staging. A type of these cells (-5[1])requires B7 proteins (-5[1])to provide costimulatory signals that prevent incomplete activation, which can lead to anergy. (10[1])A type (10[1])of these cells begins (10[1])to express FOXP3 (-5[2])after (-5[1])receiving intermediate (10[1]-5[1])strength signals (-5[1])during (10[1])negative selection. These cells, (10[1]-5[1])which include (10[2])a “regulatory” subtype, (10[1])have receptors (10[3])that bind to (10[1])MHCs (10[1]-5[1])found on (10[1])antigen-presenting (-5[1])cells. CD4-positive (10[1])and CD8-positive (10[5])types (10[1]-5[1])of these cells, which mature in the thymus, (10[3])are respectively (10[2])known (10[1])as these cells’ helper (-5[1])and (10[2])killer (10[2])varieties. (10[3]-5[1])For 10 points, the adaptive (10[1])immune system primarily consists of B cells and what other white (10[1])blood cells? (10[1])■END■ (10[7])

ANSWER: T cells [or T lymphocytes; accept CD4+ T cells; or CD8+ T cells; or helper T cells; or cytotoxic T cells; or regulatory T cells; or cytotoxic T cells; or killer T cells; prompt on white blood cells; prompt on lymphocytes]
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PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Geoffrey WuColumbia ARutgers A35-5
Collin NadarajahWUSTL ANYU A38-5
Aden SunUChicago ASIUE A5110
Arvin BoraghiCambridge CBirmingham5310
Graham CopeUF BFlorida Tech A5710
Angelo Pan (UG)CWRU C (UG)Michigan A60-5
Jacob Goodson (DII)Ohio State C (DII)CWRU B (UG)60-5
Srikar VenkatesanPenn BHaverford A61-5
Allan LeeStanford LBerkeley B6310
Lewys JenkinsBristol AOxford A63-5
Samarth RamUChicago BPurdue B65-5
Enoch BoatengManchesterEdinburgh6610
Ivonne ZhouPenn ALehigh A7010
Jason Thieu (DII)Michigan State B (UG)Michigan B70-5
Jeremy CummingsWashU BUIUC A7210
Khanh NguyenUF AFlorida Tech B7210
Sinecio MoralesJohns Hopkins APenn State B7510
Dylan Randall (D2)Ole MissVassar A7710
Aryan PathakUF EUF C7710
Oscar DespardCambridge AImperial B7710
Evan DaviesMiamiIndiana B8010
Swapnil GargBerkeley AStanford M8110
Jacob Tow (UG)Colorado CollegeArkansas81-5
Aswath Karai (DII)Michigan State AMichigan State C (UG)8310
Zosia MikolajczukSouthampton AWarwick B84-5
Shiva TegullaUCF AUCF B8610
Derrick LiuHopkins BColumbia B8810
Owyn NoblePurdue CNotre Dame8810
Matt SchiavoneNorthwestern AWashU D8810
Sai Subramanian (DII)CWRU A (UG)Kenyon B (DII)8810
Braden Booth (D2)MissouriTexas A8810
Brielle Rach (D2)IowaCentral Oklahoma89-5
Adsayan GaneshWarwick ACambridge D8910
Todd MaslykMichigan ACWRU C (UG)9710
Brynn JonesOregon StateTexas D9710
Jacob TaylorBristol BLSE B9710
Calvin Bostleman (UG)Ohio State A (UG)Michigan D (DII)9910
Owen IredaleImperial AOxford B9910
Carter HerronUChicago DPurdue D10010
Luke NashDurham BVanderbilt104-5
Hazel DePreist-SullivanBard APrinceton A10510
Linus LuuCambridge BDurham A10510
Mitch McCullarPenn State ARutgers C10610
Jackson Hopper (UG)Mississippi StateTexas B10610
Eve FleisigBerkeley CStanford A10710
Ishaan SinghPurdue BUChicago B10710
Anthony Gagliano (UG)McGill EVassar B107-5
Juan LandaetaFlorida State University AUF F10710
Collin Leck (D2)Central OklahomaIowa11210
Lucy DennetWarwick BSouthampton A12310
Ved MuthusamyOxford ABristol A12510
Alex WongRutgers AColumbia A12610
Arjun BothraHaverford APenn B12610
Biyang Zhang (UG)Michigan BMichigan State B (UG)12610
Ruchir Kodihalli (UG)CWRU B (UG)Ohio State C (DII)12610
Vinayak Singh BhadoriyaNYU AWUSTL A12610
Claire Harvey (D2)Vassar BMcGill E12610
Gavin MarkoffVanderbiltDurham B12610