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Which type of cells mediate host immunity against extracellular bacteria and fungi?

  1. THαβ helper cells

  2. Regulatory T cells

  3. Th1 helper cells

  4. TH17 helper cells

  5. Th2 helper cell

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D Correct answer
Explanation

TH17 helper cells are triggered by IL-6 and TGF beta and mediate immunity against extracellular bacteria and fungi.

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