Which if the following statements regarding the differentiation of self vs. non-self by the immune system is CORRECT?   - Failure to differentiate self vs. non-self can lead to autoimmune disease   - Differentiation of self vs. non-self is key to recognizing the presence of an infection   - Differentiation of self vs. non-self is key to mounting an immune response against infections and not against host tissues   - All of the above statements are correct

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