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How do red blood cells protect you from getting a disease?
How do red blood cells protect you from getting a disease?
How do red blood cells protect you from getting a disease?
They detect the site of invasion and then destroy the invading pathogen and prevent diseases.Last updated on 09 Dec 2024
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