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Ans. For viral infection:- Cytotoxic T cells and memory T cells.
EXPLANATIONS:- For the viral infection there are Cytotoxic T cells and the memory T cells which will destroy them.
2. Bacteria that has crossed the placenta:- B plasma cells and B memory cells.
3. Allergens in the air:- B plasma cells and the memory B cells.
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