The intense inflammator response seen in poison ivy is due to activty of the

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The intense inflammator response seen in poison ivy is due to activty of the

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The intense inflammator response seen in poison ivy is due to activty of the
A) cytotoxic T cells
B) plasma cells
C) delayed hypersensitivity cells
D) macrophages
E)mast cells

The HIV virus infects
A) B cells
B) cytotoxic T cells
C)suppressor T cells
D) helper T cells
E) monocytes

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