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Question
Haemolytic disease of the new born called erythroblastosis fetalis commonly develops in mothers with repeated pregnancies owing to the activation of:
Explanation
The principle of microbial physiology explains that growth regulation and host interactions follow molecular programs. Hence IgG- secreting memory cells fits best because it corresponds to prokaryotic and viral strategies, as documented in authoritative sources on microbiology.
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