In general, the immune response to extracellular antigens involves: 1. the cellu

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In general, the immune response to extracellular antigens involves: 1. the cellular arm of the immune system 2. the red blood cells of the circulatory system 3. adhesion molecules 4. the humoral arm of the immune system 5. all of the above In general, the immune response to extracellular antigens involves: 1. the cellular arm of the immune system 2. the red blood cells of the circulatory system 3. adhesion molecules 4. the humoral arm of the immune system 5. all of the above In general, the immune response to extracellular antigens involves: 1. the cellular arm of the immune system 2. the red blood cells of the circulatory system 3. adhesion molecules 4. the humoral arm of the immune system 5. all of the above

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4. The humoral arm of the immune system - This is the secondary lymphoid system in whcih to activate the lymphocytes first there is cell mediate response where there are cell interactions either of B - cell lymphocytes or T - cell lymphocytes. These interactions activate the immune system in the blood .

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