What is/are the specific cell(s)involved in the adaptive immune system?
A) T cells and B cells
B) red blood cells
C) antibodies
D) platelets
E) A,B, and O cells

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T cells and B cells are both specific cells involved in the adaptive immune system. T cells specifically are responsible for recognizing and destroying infected cells, while B cells produce antibodies to fight off foreign invaders such as viruses and bacteria.

What Is/are the Specific Cell(s)involved in the Adaptive Immune System