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Cell-mediated immunity differs from humoral immunity in that _____. see concept 43.3 (page 965)
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Cell-mediated immunity differs from humoral immunity in that _____. see concept 43.3 (page 965)

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Cell-mediated immunity is carried out by Killer T-cells, whereas humoral immunity refers to B-cells production of antibodies.

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Cell-mediated immunity is carried out by Killer T-cells, whereas humoral immunity refers to B-cells production of antibodies.
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