What do SHP-1 and IL-10 have in common with regard to B-cell function? A.Both

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What do SHP-1 and IL-10 have in common with regard to B-cell function? A.Both

   What do SHP-1 and IL-10 have in common with regard to B-cell function?

A.   Both exert negative regulation of B-cell activity.
B.   Both exert positive regulation of B-cell activity.
C.   Both are B-cell survival factors.
D.   Both induce B-cell proliferation.
E.   None of the above

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