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Which cells constitutively express MHC class I molecules?
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Remember: \[ \boxed{ \begin{aligned} \text{MHC Class I} &\rightarrow \text{All nucleated cells} \rightarrow \text{CD8}^{+}\text{ T cells} \text{MHC Class II} &\rightarrow \text{Professional APCs} \rightarrow \text{CD4}^{+}\text{ T cells} \end{aligned} } \]
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Only antigen-presenting cells
Only T lymphocytes
All nucleated cells
Red blood cells
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