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What happens during the immune response?
 
  a. Macrophages destroy leukocytes.
  b. T cells wipe out white blood cells, which are associated with infections.
  c. B cells produce antibodies that attack a particular cell type.
  d. Natural killer cells produce antigens during an infection.

Question 2

Based on what you now know, you might speculate that obese individuals who are extremely resistant to losing weight might have an overactive ___ system.
 
  a. insulin
  b. marcaptan
  c. ghrelin
  d. strychnine


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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