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Interferons play a vital role in the immune system. Why are interferons so important? Interferons can interfere with viral replication Interferons can inhibit cell division All the answers above are correct
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Interferons play a vital role in the immune system. Why are interferons so important?

Interferons can interfere with viral replication

Interferons can inhibit cell division

All the answers above are correct

Interferons can combat bacterial and parasitic infections

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Answer: all the answers above are correct

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