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Question
Match the following
| Column I | Column II |
| a. AIDS | i. Antibody production |
| b. Lysozyme | ii. Activation of B-cells |
| c. B-cells | iii. Immunoglobulin |
| d. T-helper cells | iv. Tears |
| e. Antibody | v. Immunodeficiency |
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Solution
| Column I | Column II |
| a. AIDS | v. Immunodeficiency |
| b. Lysozyme | iv. Tears |
| c. B-cells | i. Antibody production |
| d. T-helper cells | ii. Activation of B-cells |
| e. Antibody | iii. Immunoglobulin |
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