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Following an acute virus infection in which the host clears the virus by approximately one week post-infection, a population of virus-specific memory CD8 T cells is maintained and can be detected for months to years post-infection. In mice with a knockout of a single cytokine, virus-specific memory CD8 T cells cannot be maintained, and disappear over time as shown in Figure. Following an acute virus infection in which the host clears the virus by approximately one week post-infection, a population of virus-specific memory CD8 T cells is maintained and can be detected for months to years post-infection. In mice with a knockout of a single cytokine, virus-specific memory CD8 T cells cannot be maintained, and disappear over time as shown in Figure.    The most likely identity of the cytokine that is missing in these knockout mice is: A)  IL-15 B)  IL-2 C)  IL-21 D)  IL-23 E)  IL-4
The most likely identity of the cytokine that is missing in these knockout mice is:


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