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Respiration and Circulation — BIOLOGY STD 12 Science — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 ScienceBIOLOGYRespiration and Circulation4 Marks
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CellsFunctions
(1) T-lymphocytes(a) Phagocytic in function
(2) Neutrophils(b) Responsible for Humoral immunity
(3) Eosinophils/Acidophils(c) Responsible for cell-medicated immunity
(4) B-lymphocytes(d) Anti-allergic [Antihistamine] in function
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CellsFunctions
(1) T-lymphocytes(c) Responsible for cell-medicated immunity
(2) Neutrophils(a) Phagocytic in function
(3) Eosinophils/Acidophils(d) Anti-allergic [Antihistamine] in function
(4) B-lymphocytes(d) Anti-allergic [Antihistamine] in function

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