Cell-mediated immune response
A)is a function of killer T cells.
B)is a function of B cells.
C)stimulates the production of antibodies.
D)uses antibodies to recruit macrophages to help clean up.

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The cell-mediated immune response is a function of killer T cells, which directly attack and destroy infected cells or cancer cells. It does not involve the production of antibodies, as seen in the humoral immune response mediated by B cells. Additionally, although macrophages may be involved in the cell-mediated response, they are not recruited by antibodies.

Cell-Mediated Immune Response