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Autoimmunity results from an immune system that does what?
AIs underactive now
BAttacks own tissues
CLacks T cells entirely
DMakes no antibodies
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Attacks own tissues
A hyperactive immune system attacks the body's own normal tissues as if they were foreign.
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