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What is the primary role of T-cells in the body? Produce immunoglobulins. Stimulate blood clotting. Participate in antibody mediated immunity. Participate in cell mediated immunity.

          What is the primary role of T-cells in the body?
Produce immunoglobulins.
Stimulate blood clotting.
Participate in antibody mediated immunity.
Participate in cell mediated immunity.

What is the primary role of T-cells in the body?
Produce immunoglobulins.
Stimulate blood clotting.
Participate in antibody mediated immunity.
Participate in cell mediated immunity.

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00:01 Hello all, so here the question is about the immunity.

00:05 So for this immunity we need to fill the columns and rows that given here.

00:11 So here it starts with according to the numbers we are saying that the first one it is the effector.

00:20 It is the effector.

00:22 Then the third one it is antigen.

00:28 Antigen.

00:30 Then the next one it is 23rd one it is humoral.

00:38 Humoral.

00:39 25th one it's lymphocyte.

00:44 Lymphocytes.

00:47 Then the fourth one that is helper cells.

00:51 That is helper cells.

00:55 Then the fifth one it is adaptive.

01:02 Then the 26th one is antibodies and 24th one it is perforate.

01:15 It's perforate.

01:18 Then the sixth one that is coordinate.

01:23 Coordinate.

01:26 7th one mhcp.

01:30 Mhcp.

01:33 Then 8th one is memory.

01:37 That is memory t cells.

01:42 The 9th one it is cd8...

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