D3 1. B cells are most important in theimmunity type ofimmunity..A.Cellular; specificB.Cellular; innateC.Humoral; specificD.Humoral; innate

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Chapter34: Immunity

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immunity.
.A.Cellular; specific
B.Cellular; innate
C.Humoral; specific
D.Humoral; innate

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