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Match the white blood cell with the statement. Some terms may be used more than once...

Match the white blood cell with the statement. Some terms may be used more than once or not at all.

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becomes bound by antibodies in Type-I hypersensitivity

      [ Choose ]            mast cells            T-cells            Natural Killer Cells            plasma cells      

the primary target of HIV

      [ Choose ]            mast cells            T-cells            Natural Killer Cells            plasma cells      

recognizes cells bound by antibodies

      [ Choose ]            mast cells            T-cells            Natural Killer Cells            plasma cells      

primary antibody producing cell

      [ Choose ]            mast cells            T-cells            Natural Killer Cells            plasma cells      

releases histamines

      [ Choose ]            mast cells            T-cells            Natural Killer Cells            plasma cells      

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