A patient was recently exposed to infectious microorganisms and many $\mathrm{T}$ lymphocytes are now differentiating into killer $\mathrm{T}$ cells. This process characterizes what stage of the immune response?

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In the proliferation stage, $\mathrm{T}$ lymphocytes differentiate into cytotoxic (or killer) $\mathrm{T}$ cells, whereas $\mathrm{B}$ lymphocytes produce and release antibodies. This does not occur in the response, recognition, or effector stages.

A Patient Was Recently Exposed to Infectious Microorganisms and Many T\mathrm{T}T

A Patient Was Recently Exposed to Infectious Microorganisms and Many $\mathrm{T}$