Both specific and nonspecific immunity are involved in the elimination of abnormal cells, such as cancer.

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Both specific and nonspecific immunity are involved in eliminating abnormal cells, including cancer cells. Nonspecific immunity, such as natural killer cells and macrophages, recognize and destroy abnormal cells without requiring prior exposure. Specific immunity, such as T cells and B cells, target cancer cells that express specific antigens and develop an immune memory.

Both Specific and Nonspecific Immunity Are Involved in the Elimination