21)Match the following terms to their descriptions. A specific host defenses A. Adaptive defenses that involve recognition of a certain foreign substance. B non-specific host defenses B. Innate, natural defenses present at birth that are very general in nature.

21)Match the following terms to their descriptions. A specific host defenses A. Adaptive defenses that involve recognition of a certain foreign substance. B non-specific host defenses B. Innate, natural defenses present at birth that are very general in nature.

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Chapter37: Immunity

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21)Match the following terms to their descriptions.
A specific host defenses
A. Adaptive defenses that involve recognition of a certain
foreign substance.
B non-specific host defenses B. Innate, natural defenses present at birth that are very
general in nature.

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