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mrsjacobs44

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Multiple sclerosis appears to result from
 
  A) a faulty autoimmune reaction.
  B) aluminum poisoning.
  C) alcohol addiction.
  D) concussion.
  E) a dominant gene.

Question 2

Who is more likely to develop multiple sclerosis?
 
  A) a male Caucasian
  B) a female Caucasian
  C) a male Asian
  D) a female Asian
  E) a male African



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B





 

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