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Forensic Anthropology and Biological Profiling

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Q: In forensic anthropology, what feature of the skull is most useful for determining sex?

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In bone marrow, immature B cells undergo negative selection. If their B cell receptor (BCR) binds too strongly to self-antigens present in the marrow, they are typically eliminated by apoptosis (programmed cell death) to prevent them from maturing into self-reactive B cells that could produce harmful autoantibodies.

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