The failure of cytotoxic T cells to eliminate tumors can be attributed to

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The failure of cytotoxic T cells to eliminate tumors can be attributed to

The failure of cytotoxic T cells to eliminate tumors can be attributed to

A. failure of tumor antigen presentation.
B. failure of activation of tumor-specific T cells.
C. failure of recruitment of T cells to the tumor.
D. failure of the T cells to produce cytotoxic effector molecules.
E. All of the above.

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