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Which blood cells are involved in immunity?
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Which blood cells are involved in immunity?

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Your answer is White Blood Cells, you can think of white blood cells as your body guards; fun fact: the real purpose of antibiotics is to alert your White Blood Cells, so that they can then fight away your virus.
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