Microbiology W/Diseases Looseleaf with Access 5th 2018 9780134784304 0134784308
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Chapter 16, Problem 3MC
Rejection of a foreign skin graft is an example of ________________.
- a. destruction of virus-infected cells
- b. tolerance
- c. antibody-mediated immunity
- d. a secondary immune response
- e. a cell-mediated immune response
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Microbiology W/Diseases Looseleaf with Access 5th 2018 9780134784304 0134784308
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