QUESTION 17Which of the following immune cells kills infected cells by releasing the lethal protein perforin?OA. EosinophilsOB. BasophilsOC. NeutrophilsD. Natural Killer Cells

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QUESTION 17 Which of the following immune cells kills infected cells by releasing the lethal protein perforin? OA. Eosinophils OB. Basophils OC. Neutrophils D. Natural Killer Cells