During an infection, cell R releases antitoxins that neutralise toxins made by a pathogen. Cell S engulfs the pathogen. The possible cell types are phagocytes and lymphocytes.
Which identification of cells R and S is correct?
R is a lymphocyte and S is a phagocyte
R and S are both phagocytes
R is a phagocyte and S is a lymphocyte
R and S are both lymphocytes
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