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Chapter 50, Problem 4A
Suppose that you get a paper cut while studying. Arrange the following into the correct order in time.
a. Injured epidermal cells release histamine.
b. Bacteria enter the cut.
c. Helper T cells are activated.
d. Macrophages engulf bacteria.
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