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Which statement about the specific immune response is FALSE?
Each T or B cell has antigen receptors for only one specific antigen.
T and B cells recognize antigens by using antibodies bound to their surface membranes.
Unique antigen receptors are created by genetic recombination.
Antigens must be presented by an MHC molecule for T and B cells to recognize them.
All cells express MHC-I molecules, but only antigen-presenting cells express MHC-II molecules.
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