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Your patient has just filled a prescription for ganciclovir due to a cytomegalovirus infection. The patient...

Your patient has just filled a prescription for ganciclovir due to a cytomegalovirus infection. The patient began displaying symptoms of the infection about one week ago, and now has primed an effector T cell response (Cytotoxic T-cells and T-helper cells). Which of the following cell types could have provided both activation stimuli to the “parent” cell(s) of these T cell effectors?

a. dendritic cells

b. mast cells

c. neutrophil

d. NK cell

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