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The common lymphoid progenitor cell gives rise to all of the following cell lines EXCEPT: A....

The common lymphoid progenitor cell gives rise to all of the following cell lines EXCEPT:

A. dendritic cells.

B. megakaryocytes

C. natural killer cells

D. pre-pro B cells

E. T-cell progenitor

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  • answer is (B) ie MEGAKARYOCYTES as it is produced from common myeloid progenitor cells.
  • and the ans can be (a) also as DENDRITIC CELLS are also produced from common myeloid progenitor cell.
  • so basically the ans is both (A) & (B) as both megakaryocytes and dendritic cells are produced from common myeloid progenitor cells.
  • the common lymphoid progenitor cells gives rise to -- 1) natural killer cells

2) pre pro B cells

3) t cell progenitor

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