Identify the type of immune response that might dominate in each scenario.Type 1Туре 2Туре 3Answer Banka virus spread by airborne particles enters the cells of the lungs and begins replicatinga sexually transmitted, obligate intracellular bacteriabacteria introduced into the human body by stepping on a nail set up an infection in the bloodstreama helminth is introduced into the human body by contaminated saladbacteria introduced into the human body by eating undercooked chicken begin an extracellular infection in the small intestine

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