How do humoral immunity and cell-mediated immunity differ? Select the TWO answers that are correct.
A) Humoral immunity is an innate immune response,whereas cell-mediated immunity is an adaptive immune response.
B) Humoral immunity responds to viral infection,whereas cell-mediated immunity responds to bacterial infection.
C) Humoral immunity involves mainly B cells,whereas cell-mediated immunity involves mainly T cells.
D) Humoral immunity targets antigens that circulate in blood and lymph,whereas cell-mediated immunity targets abnormal cells.
E) Humoral immunity involves mainly T cells,whereas cell-mediated immunity involves mainly B cells.
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