In immunology, the term "clonal selection" best refers to:
a. the multiple types of cells needed to generate an antigenic specific response
b. the ability of one B cell to produce multiple isotypes of antibodies
c. the ability of specific lymphocyte subsets to proliferate upon exposure to a specific epitope
d. the ability of memory cells to induce a quick secondary antibody response
e. the process of opsonization antigen for rapid phagocytic degradation
Answer: c. the ability of specific lymphocyte subsets to proliferate upon exposure to a specific epitope
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