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    The Lymphocytes That Are Involved in Nonspecifically Killing Altered Self-Cells
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The Lymphocytes That Are Involved in Nonspecifically Killing Altered Self-Cells

Question 60

Question 60

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The lymphocytes that are involved in nonspecifically killing altered self-cells, such as tumor cells and virus infected cells, are the:


A) monocytes
B) natural killer cells
C) neutrophils
D) B cells
E) eosinophils

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