I need both answer. I know guildline , I request please give me correct both answer with explanation. Asap Which of the following enzymes works best in an acidic environment?a. amylase.O b. pepsin.c. gastrin.O d. trypsin.О е. carboxypеptidase.Which of the following interacts with both humoral and cell-mediatedimmune systems?a. plasma cellI.b. cytotoxic T cell.С.natural killer cell.O d. CD8 cell.e. helper T cell.

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Which of the following enzymes works best in an acidic environment? a. amylase. b. pepsin. c. gastrin. d. trypsin. e. carboxypeptidase. Which of the following interacts with both humoral and cell-mediated immune systems? a. plasma cell. b. cytotoxic T cell. c. natural killer cell. d. CD8 cellI. e. helper T cell.

Which of the following enzymes works best in an acidic environment? a. amylase. b. pepsin. c. gastrin. d. trypsin. e. carboxypeptidase. Which of the following interacts with both humoral and cell-mediated immune systems? a. plasma cell. b. cytotoxic T cell. c. natural killer cell. d. CD8 cellI. e. helper T cell.

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