The Designation "B" for B Lymphocytes Comes from the

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Multiple Choice

The designation "B" for B lymphocytes comes from the

• A) fact that these cells produce antibodies.
• B) bone marrow where these cells mature.
• C) fact that these cells are most abundant in the blood..
• D) ability of these cells to provide immunity through bodily fluids.
• E) sequence in which these lymphocytes where discovered.

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