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Foreign cells that enter human body have unique cell surface proteins, known as ________, which stimulate body's defense to attack.Group of answer choicesleukocytesantibodiesantigensplatelets

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Foreign cells that enter human body have unique cell surface proteins, known as ________, which stimulate body's defense to attack.Group of answer choicesleukocytesantibodiesantigensplatelets

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Foreign cells that enter the human body have unique cell surface proteins, known as antigens, which stimulate the body's defense to attack.

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