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When a person becomes infected with the influenza virus, cell-mediated immunity is activated. Why would the influenza virus initiate cell-mediated immunity? Describe the process of cell-mediated immunity as it would attack the influenza virus.

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Cell-mediated immunity involves the activation of different specialized cells present in the immune system.

What is cell-mediated immunity?

Cell-mediated immunity is a type of adaptive immune response that involves the activation of different specialized cells present in the immune system.

These cells include, among others, phagocytes (macrophages), cytotoxic T-lymphocytes, etc.

Cell-mediated immunity also involves the release of chemical messengers such as cytokines that activate immune responses (e.g. inflammation).

These immune responses act in a concerted mode to recognize and attack antigens present in the flu virus.

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