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ISBN: 2810021398400

Author: McKinley

Publisher: MCG

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Chapter 22, Problem 9DYB

_____ 9. The correct sequence of the major events in the life of a lymphocyte includes

a. effector response, formation, and activation.
b. activation, formation, and effector response.
c. activation, effector response, and formation.
d. formation, activation, and effector response.

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