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Difference between cell mediated immunity and humoral immunity for medical purpose

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Cell Mediated Immunity: The TCR receptors are involved in the cell mediated immunity. Humoral Immunity: The unprocessed antigens are recognized by the humoral immunity. Humoral Immunity: The plasma B cells secrete antibodies in the humoral immunity. Cell Mediated Immunity: The T cells secrete cytokines

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