A memory cell is a type of A. antibody. B. pathogen. C. immunization. D. white blood cell.

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A memory cell is a type of

A. antibody.
B. pathogen.
C. immunization.
D. white blood cell.

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D. white blood cell.

Aviram answered Apr 9, 2018

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D I'm not an expert but I would say D

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