(d) Antihistamines block histamine action; steroids suppress immune response — both relieve allergy.
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(c) Serum globulins contain antibodies (immunoglobulins); their deficiency confirms antibody deficiency.
(c) T-lymphocytes differentiate in the thymus but originate in lymphoid tissues.
(d) Thymus produces T-lymphocytes responsible for cell-mediated immunity.
(a) HIV primarily invades T-helper cells (CD4+ T-lymphocytes), suppressing the immune system.
(c) Antibodies are glycoproteins (immunoglobulins) produced by B-cells.
(b) Seasonal pollen causes severe allergies and bronchial afflictions (asthma).
(b) Lymphocytes are the key cells of the specific immune system.
(b) The major obstacle to organ transplantation is immunological rejection by the recipient body.
(a) Vaccines contain dead, attenuated or antigenic components of a pathogen to stimulate immunity.