Cell-mediated immune response
A)is a function of T cells.
B)is a function of B cells.
C)stimulates the production of antibodies.
D)uses antibodies to recruit macrophages to help clean up.

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The cell-mediated immune response is primarily carried out by T cells, which respond to antigens presented on the surface of infected or abnormal cells. This response does not involve the production of antibodies, but instead relies on direct cell-to-cell interactions and the release of cytokines to activate other immune cells. Antibodies are produced by B cells and are involved in the humoral immune response, but not in the cell-mediated response. Additionally, cell-mediated responses do not rely on the use of antibodies to recruit macrophages, but instead use direct interactions between cells and the release of cytokines to activate macrophages.

Cell-Mediated Immune Response