The Ability of Our Immune System to Attack Abnormal or Foreign

question 82

Multiple Choice

The ability of our immune system to attack abnormal or foreign cells but spare our own normal cells is called:

• A) innate immunity.
• B) nonspecific immunity.
• C) self-tolerance.
• D) adaptive immunity.

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Definitions:

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The legal responsibility or accountability of an individual or entity for committing a crime, which may result in prosecution and punishment.

Petty Offense

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